Failing Our Children: · How "No Child Left Behind" Undermines Quality and Equity in Education · An Accountability Model That Supports School Improvement Read more Failing Our Children Home in fairtest on national FairTest publications Failing Our Children How "No Child Left Behind" Undermines Quality and Equity in EducationAn Accountability Model that Supports School Improvement by Monty Neill, Ed.D., Lisa Guisbond and Bob Schaefferwith James Madson and Life LegerosMay 2004 News Release on the reportPress Release Read more 10 attachments FairTest finds that over 830 four-year colleges do not use the SAT I or ACT to admit substantial numbers of bachelor degree applicants. See the searchable listing of schools. Find out how and why colleges go Test Optional What's New at FairTest Paying Teachers for Student Test Scores Damages Schools and Undermines Learning FairTest comments on US Education Department's "Race to the Top Assessment Program" hearing in Boston on Nov. 12. FairTest Reacts to the 2009 SAT Score Release Members of the Media: Contact Robert Schaeffer at (239) 395-6773 or FairTest at (857) 350-8207
· How "No Child Left Behind" Undermines Quality and Equity in Education
· An Accountability Model That Supports School Improvement
by Monty Neill, Ed.D., Lisa Guisbond and Bob Schaefferwith James Madson and Life LegerosMay 2004
News Release on the reportPress Release
FairTest finds that over 830 four-year colleges do not use the SAT I or ACT to admit substantial numbers of bachelor degree applicants.
See the searchable listing of schools.
Find out how and why colleges go Test Optional
Contact Robert Schaeffer at (239) 395-6773 or FairTest at (857) 350-8207