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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2005
Page
9
Ohio urban districts report test performance ratings
City schools in Ohio show varying shares of students reaching advanced, accelerated, or proficient ratings across districts. The comparison highlights differences in performance by district, indicating where gains and gaps exist in student achievement on the selected assessments.
Ohio Department of Education releases preliminary test results
The Ohio Department of Education released preliminary scores for several achievement tests on Wednesday. Percentages show students earning advanced, accelerated, or proficient marks on each test. Fourth grade data were available but districts rejected it due to data problems. none of that information is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio
Multiple Ohio districts pass above 75 percent in five OGT indicators
Valley View and Springboro districts exceed 75 percent across five sections with Valley View scoring 99.3 percent above proficient in English. Superintendents Parr and Kesselring note the potential to meet all five indicators and warn small margins could affect Madison and others as final results hinge on preliminary data. Administrators plan for next year focusing on getting students through the exam on first attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Springboro
Sherry Parr
Department of Education
Parr
Franklin
Carlisle
Monroe
Madison
Edgewood
Preble Shawnee
Dave Ulrich
Ulrich
Jan Kesselring
Seventh grade test frustrates Ohio districts
Ohio Department of Education released preliminary achievement data showing edgeswood, madison, middletown, monroe, valley view, preble shawnee, carlisle and franklin with 32 percent or more of seventh graders below state standards. Springboro led with 84 percent of students in advanced or proficient categories. district leaders cite outdated math texts and need for focused professional development as next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Edgewood Madison
Middletown
Monroe
Shawnee
Valley View
Carlisle
Franklin
Springboro
Edgewood
NA Madison
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio
Madison
Preble Shawnee
Sherry Parr
Test prep boom as parents pay for college access
In Columbus, stressed parents spend big on standardized test coaching from Sylvan Learning Center Kaplan and Huntington. The College Board cites 98 percent of students doing some test prep. Kaplan reported 2004 revenues of 1.1 billion, up from 838 million in 2003, amid rising demand and the No Child Left Behind push for annual math and reading tests.
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Columbus
Sylvan Learning Center
Kaplan Inc
Huntington Learning Centers
College Board
Steven Pines
The
Education Industry Association
Pines
Kaplan
City council meeting over levy spurs debate
Groups clash as Mosess asks for a public forum moderated by the media but Knipper and Cassagrande resist amid a looming levy. Residents challenge the board’s credibility and seniors fear higher taxes while proponents and opponents confront each other in a divided room.
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Bob Knipper
Moses
Cassagrande
All American Weekend faces funding and regulation hurdles
The All American Weekend event grapples with reduced attendance as gambling like blackjack and bingo wanes. Organizers cite state permits and school board hesitation, while fireworks funding and venue changes complicate plans for next year. City officials fault organization and note alternative funding gaps.
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