Minimal competency movement sets high school standards
The minimal competency movement aims to ensure all high school graduates meet basic reading and communication skills. By June 1, 24 states had enacted standards, with varied approaches on tests for promotion and graduation. Critics question what diplomas signify, while studies from New Jersey and California are due this fall. The article notes remedial requirements and local district options, highlighting ongoing debate over effectiveness and implementation.
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