Education & EdTech

A-F Rating System For Public Schools Clears Missouri House Despite Bipartisan Concerns

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Missouri's House approved a bill to grade public schools on an "A" through "F" scale despite bipartisan concerns that such labeling could harm underperforming schools and incentivize test-score manipulation over genuine educational improvement. The legislation aims to create a new accountability system but faces criticism for potentially unstable metrics and the risk of becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy, impacting school environments and staff stability.

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