The New York City school system has released a list of proposed changes to its system of grading schools, intended to soften some of the sting of the blunt A through F grades, as well as to measure school quality more accurately.
In a memo to principals dated Wednesday, the city listed a number of changes that were described as “under consideration,” including measures that would benefit schools with the highest-performing students, as well as those with large numbers of special-education students.
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