Guess who didn't make the Tribune's list of the 50 Top Chicagoland Schools?
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Thursday, November 4, 2010
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1 comment:
Are special education students (or lack thereof) taken into consideration in P-dales scores? I notice they don't have any self contained special education classes, could this contribute to such high scores compared to schools that have actual students in special education?
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