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WILSON COUNTY SCHOOLS DIRECTOR: “1 test should not determine retention — does TCAP measure reading level? Nobody has answered that.” Spoiler: NO. Many of these kids read well. Yet Pearson is making millions helping Gov. Bill Lee make our schools & kids look (and feel) bad.

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William Young3 年前

@pearson @GovBillLee Not a single Tennessee democrat voted for this bill not one this was another partisan failed law. Passed by the out of touch tone deaf GOP. Supermajority it seems their feeling little 🔥 from their constituents over this law. Nashville did not vote for this the visitors here did.

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redhead.3 年前

@pearson @GovBillLee All part of his Private School you scratch my back deal. When you sell out the children, your a sorry MF

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Dany3 年前

@pearson @GovBillLee In our district school work throughout the year and teacher recommendations are taken into account if a student does poorly on the test. They could have had a bad day.

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Dale Allen Pommer, M.A.3 年前

@pearson @GovBillLee Absolutely needs to be a better measure of reading than what you’re doing now. I know WAY too many adults who are hindered by lack of reading skills.

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Jerry Curlan3 年前

@pearson @GovBillLee Has anyone asked advocates for young children in school if they would trade "looking bad" + summer school or tutor for "being proficient at reading?"

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Kids Fundamentals1 年前

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pro DEMOCRACY3 年前

@pearson @GovBillLee Y'all STILL tryna figure this out? ::: sigh ::: Somebody find a grownup, preferably one who is an education specialist, and nominate him or her to make a final binding decision. BEFORE the 23-24 school year begins. ty very much.

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Mr Conservative3 年前

@pearson @GovBillLee Get rid of the blue haired teachers!

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january3 年前

@pearson @GovBillLee Money 🤑🤑

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january3 年前

@pearson @GovBillLee Repub maggots: guess what? TN will not give up. This is Our state..we grew up here, we were born here, and nothing you do will overcome TN!

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