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To address the specific needs of a low-performing school, I ordered the turnaround of one high School under the No Child Left Behind Act.
She became principal five decades later in 2003, to a low-performing school.
With that said, he said that the racial imbalance issue pushed Greenwich to improve its only low-performing school.
It allows poor children in low-performing school districts to receive public money to attend private schools.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg will propose today that every low-performing school in the city use a single uniform curriculum, officials said yesterday.
At that time, Mr. Riccobono was fired by Rudy Crew, then the chancellor, in a purge of superintendents in low-performing school districts.
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"School districts are often organized geographically, so the residential concentration of the poor frequently results in low-performing schools".
Both would reward low-performing schools that improve scores.
"Low-performing schools are not being shut quickly and low-performing schools are being permitted to replicate," the study said.
Low-performing schools are not given vouchers; instead, state experts intervene to improve the schools.
If low-performing schools failed to improve, they would be overhauled or turned into charter schools.
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