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It failed to make adequate progress on state tests two years in a row; 70percentt of eighth graders last year failed the math test.
Schools where most disabled children chronically fail to make adequate progress on those tests face severe penalties that could include closing them down.
The student must also show adequate progress on research and an acceptable level of understanding of his or her area of specialization.
To ensure that students are making adequate progress on their paper, students are required to provide a first draft of the paper to readers by April 1.
If a school has failed to make adequate progress on tests for two years and receives federal Title I funds, then students, including the 8,000 in New York City, are entitled to transfer out.
United States officials withdrew in the third day of talks last week after the two sides failed to make adequate progress on an agreement that would lift restrictions on flights between the two nations.
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Michigan lowered the percentage of students who must pass statewide tests to certify a school as making adequate progress, to 42percentt from 75percentt of high school students on English tests.
Part of teachers' nervousness about straying from the test subjects stems from No Child Left Behind's provision that schools whose students do not show adequate progress are placed on a special list with annually progressive consequences for continued poor showings.
The only requirements for this assistance are that students make adequate progress toward graduation and work with faculty members on research projects.
In New Jersey, 618 schools — about one in four — did not make adequate progress.
The law allows states to define their own achievement standards, but imposes sanctions on schools whose students fail to make adequate progress.
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