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Low test scores and state control
[edit]The Projo 7 June 2015 says that the State considered taking over the school in 2011, and put in a new principal; then the scores went up. The wiki article says something similar about 2006, which poor citation:
- After a low test-score history for some years, the State authorities were going to take control of the school, but good scores in 2006 averted this.[3]
Were there two interventions? Or one with an incorrect year? Not sure what to make of it. - Kzirkel (talk) 17:23, 8 June 2015 (UTC)
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