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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The article points out that at ALL MCPS schools, even in honor classes, there’s a lack of rigor, grade level assignments, and assigned books. [/quote] Even in AP classes! Look at your high school’s AP scores and you can easily see that. Very much a lack of rigor.[/quote] 21 out 25 MCPS schools made the AP honor roll. MCPS has an [b]AP passing rate of over 70%[/b]. How is it a lack of rigor?[/quote] And many, if not most AP courses have a total pass rate of 70% now, so this is nothing special.[/quote] The national AP passing rate is 52%[/quote] You are out-of-date... See last column... https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/about-ap-scores/score-distributions [/quote] For about half of those courses have a pass rate below 70%. Even if they all had a 70% pass rate, isn’t that the point. For kids to take a class and demonstrate mastery of the content? It’s like you have a problem with kids and teachers being successful.[/quote] MCPS used to have pass rates well above the national average. Now they don't. And the courses have definitely been diluted, in addition to re-norming of scores.[/quote]
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