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| "MUSD test scores set a record" |
Don't be surprised if you find Madera Unified School District employees exuberant this morning. The California Department of Education's report card for the 2007-2008 school year has just arrived from Sacramento, and the state portion of the results shows local schools have reached a new high in their performance on the high-stakes testing program.
According to the first section of the two-part Accountability of Progress Report released Thursday by State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jack O'Connell, Madera Unified's schools took a giant leap forward toward that watershed mark of 800 on the Academic Performance Index, the yardstick used by California to measure its schools. |
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