The language is designed to require that there be a reduction of 10 percent over the 5-year period between the highest and the lowest performing students described in an earlier part of the act, which is basically title I.
T. Gorton: “The language is designed to require that there be a reduction of 10 percent over the 5-year period between the highest…”
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Discussing provisions of an education act related to student performance.
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