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From Gate to Honors – Where the Controversy Lies – Santa Barbara Edhat
Notwithstanding this, an overwhelming majority of students of color are not recommended for GATE, and for one reason or another, many are sent to special education. Interestingly enough, the percentage of the general population who test into “Gifted … source:continue … Continue reading
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State gets $25,000 to help defer AP test costs – Great Falls Tribune
HELENA (AP) — Montana education officials say the state has been awarded a $25,000 grant to help more low-income students pay the fees to earn college credits by taking Advanced Placement tests. Superintendent of Public Instruction Denise Juneau … source:continue … Continue reading
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