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Cal33

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2. Since 2 percent of the population is mentally retarded, would it be reasonable to expect

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Sat Feb 25, 2012, 08:40 PM

Feb 2012

100 percent of the students to pass reading and math tests? And if 100 percent
of the kids did pass the tests, what would you think of the quality of those tests?

I sometimes really wonder .....

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Va., Md. and D.C. seek to opt out of key parts of No Child Left Behind law [View all] Judi Lynn Feb 2012 OP

How about opting out of the entire stupid fucking piece of shit? It is - not mincing words here. HopeHoops Feb 2012 #1

Since 2 percent of the population is mentally retarded, would it be reasonable to expect Cal33 Feb 2012 #2

Wonder why they didn't make the first round of waivers? Robb Feb 2012 #3

Maryland and DC should be approved. VA rejected until they kicked out McDumbass New Yawker Feb 2012 #4

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