New graduation requirements in future for high school students
In a few years, New Jersey high school students will have to pass the controversial PARCC test to graduate. Students will also have to pass algebra 1 and 10th-grade English tests. The new requirement
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Aug 4, 2016, 5:12 PM
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In a few years, New Jersey high school students will have to pass the controversial PARCC test to graduate.
Students will also have to pass algebra 1 and 10th-grade English tests.
The new requirement goes into effect for the class of 2021.
Last year's results show that only 41 percent passed algebra.
Forty-four percent passed the English requirement.
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