Schools Perplexed by Their High 'U.S News & World

wrote Dublin Unified School District Superintendent Stephen Hanke in a press release. "Our high school may not be ranked 12 according to a magazine, but the manner in which they are handling this disappointment demonstrates that they are number one when it comes to maturity, integrity and character." NCES already has a contract in place to look at ways to improve how data is collected and checked, and reviewing the rest of the schools on the U.S. News list will be a starting point, Seastrom said. "We are a statistical agency, and we should be putting out high-quality data that's the best we can and not have any problems,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," Seastrom said, adding that she did not believe the reporting errors cost the schools federal funding. "This was a learning experience for us." What the U.S. News rankings do suggest is that some public school students are thriving in environments tailored to meet their specific educational needs and interests. Among the top 20 campuses in the U.S. News' overall rankings,

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