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Posted: 8:07 AM Feb 29, 2008
Southeast Michigan school forgets to send portion of MEAP tests
A southeast Michigan elementary school's MEAP scores are suffering because the school neglected to turn a portion of the test into state officials for scoring on time.
Reporter: The Associated Press |
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A southeast Michigan elementary school's MEAP scores are suffering because the school neglected to turn a portion of the test into state officials for scoring on time.
A writing portion of the Michigan Educational Assessment Program test taken by fifth-graders at Meadow Brook Elementary School in Rochester didn't get sent in to the Michigan Department of Education because of an oversight. Students got a failing grade for that part of the test.
School officials told The Oakland Press the score on the writing portion of the test did not make a tremendous impact on the overall score the building received.
It does not appear the tests will be scored now in part because of the potential expense involved.
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