On the recordMay 11, 2009
If we could improve only those 2,000 lowest-performing schools, we would be making significant progress towards the goal of every child a graduate.
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congress.govIf we could improve only those 2,000 lowest-performing schools, we would be making significant progress towards the goal of every child a graduate.
Miller emphasizes the importance of improving the lowest-performing schools to reduce dropout rates.
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