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Do you believe grade inflation is a problem in your local school district?


Response Percent Votes
Yes 65% 45 votes
No 18% 13 votes
Not sure 15% 11 votes
69 total votes

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Allfor1and1forAll
Aug 20, 2010 at 10:30 a.m.
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Lou, you can always school choice your daughter back to Evansville if it is so great! Or move if you aren't happy with the Janesville School District. Smaller districts may have slightly higher scores, but they may not offer the variety of classes that Janesville can.

chelleandlou
Aug 19, 2010 at 11:39 a.m.
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This doesn't surprise me considering Janesville Schools test scores compared to other local schools that was sent out earlier this year. Janesville was at the bottom with Sun Prairie, Milton, Evansville, and Beloit Turner were well ahead of Janesville. In my daughter's two years in the Janesville School District (soon to be her 3rd) I have not been all that impressed. I think she got a lot more education in Evansville.

huh
Aug 18, 2010 at 4:48 p.m.
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Most parents are not going to see this as a "problem" because it is an expectation for them.

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