Sentence examples for graduation standard from inspiring English sources

The use of PARCC exams as a graduation standard after a single administration was educational malpractice.

The Math A exam, which is the graduation standard, consists of 30 multiple-choice questions and 9 short-answer questions.

The results yesterday were unlikely to soothe critics who see the test as too easy; they said the Regents exam is hardly a high graduation standard, and that with a truly rigorous test, more students would fail.

"Cathie Black meets none of the professional experience requirements, apparently satisfying only the undergraduate graduation standard," the committee chairman, Councilman Robert Jackson, wrote in a letter to David M. Steiner, the state education commissioner.

The new graduation standard is for all students to earn a "D" or better in courses required to apply to a four-year state college.

The new graduation standard requires all students to earn a D or better in those courses required to apply to a four-year state college.

The new report cards on high schools in New York State provide evidence, state officials say, that student performance is increasing in response to the state's new higher graduation standards, with more students graduating from high school and more students earning the more rigorous Regents diplomas.

Students take standardized tests to measure literacy and numeracy, meet graduation standards, earn course credits and gain admission to college.

In an effort to raise standards and increase the number of graduates going to four-year colleges, politicians established new graduation standards and three variations of the high school diploma.

As an alternative theory, it's possible that at least some of the hiring managers at places such as the Central Bank also graduated from Los Andes and were put off by their alma mater lowering the graduation standards, consequently looking down on and rejecting the more recent graduates.

But they did grapple with educational issues that affected them directly, like the new graduation standards.