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Education

mbperrin

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1. Yes, it's a lot of power. This is a British company that once owned a wax museum, but now

Reply to antigop (Original post)

Sun May 20, 2012, 05:38 PM

May 2012

they're a testing powerhouse in the US, along with another British company, a French one, and a New York one.

To think that it all started with Ross Perot in Texas at the invite of then-governor Mark White in 1984.

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Two major Florida newspapers highly critical of high stakes state test, the FCAT. [View all] antigop May 2012 OP

Yes, it's a lot of power. This is a British company that once owned a wax museum, but now mbperrin May 2012 #1

They have the worst textbooks, too. knitter4democracy May 2012 #2

the palm beach post noted that the scores for writing were higher than the scores for ellenfl May 2012 #3