For every large-scale social movement, there is a “tipping point, that magic moment when an idea, trend or social behavior crosses a threshold, tips and spreads like wildfire.” So wrote New Yorker staff writer Malcolm Gladwell in . . .
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9/15/16
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South High School held its annual Project Citizen hearing on June 9, in which students presented detailed public policy action plans for national and global issues based on their extensive research.
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By Nick Ciccone
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6/15/16
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Almost half of eligible test takers in the Oceanside and Island Park did not take state Math tests last week, according to numbers provided by the school districts.
These rates are very similar …
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By Rebecca Melnitsky
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4/20/16
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The number of students in grades 3 through 8 whose parents opted to have them not take the state tests for English Language Arts and math last week doubled last year’s numbers in three out of four Valley Stream school districts.
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By Micah Danney
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4/20/16
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Rockville Centre’s refusal to participate in state testing continued with the Math exams last week, but the trend did not carry over to St. Agnes Cathedral School.
Once again, 60 percent of …
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By Alex Costello
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4/20/16
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The number of East Meadow students who refused the state English Language Arts assessments last week doubled from the total just one year ago, and Superintendent Leon Campo said that more than half …
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By Julie Mansmann
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4/14/16
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Nearly two-thirds of eligible Rockville Centre School District students sat out the English Language Arts state assessments in grades 3 through 8 last week, mirroring numbers that the district saw …
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By Alex Costello
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4/13/16
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Nearly half of Oceanside and Island Park students were opted out of state English tests last week.
This is an increase for both districts, when about third of students opted out from the English …
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By Rebecca Melnitsky
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4/13/16
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Hundreds of eligible students in Lynbrook and East Rockaway did not take the state English Language Arts assessments last week, as parents continued to make clear their opposition to the Common Core curriculum. There were increases in both school districts’ numbers of “opt-outs” over last year.
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By Nick Ciccone
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4/13/16
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More than 40 percent of eligible Long Beach students in third through eighth grades sat out the state English Language Arts assessments last week, a sizable increase over the number of students who opted out of the exams last year.
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By Ben Strack
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4/13/16
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