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Topic: Report Cards
TDOE Announces Fundamental Changes to ‘09 Report Card
October 27, 2009 | 
Scores considered to be an “A” or proficient in years past may now be Bs or Cs.
Nashville – The Tennessee Department of Education yesterday announced fundamental changes to the calculations of Value Added and Achievement scores for the 2009 Report Card. The method of calculating scores and the scale used to determine letter grades has been revised to allow for a transition to the new standards and assessments required by the Tennessee Diploma Project. Comparison of the 2009 Report Card data with previous years’ scores will not be possible or valid.
“Our students have made great progress over the last five years,” Education Commissioner Timothy Webb said. “Our teachers have truly made the difference. These changes to our calculations reflect no loss of learning but rather the pursuit of higher standards as we demand the highest level of success for our students.” «Read the rest of this article»
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