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Virginia to drop advanced math courses before 11th grade, citing ‘equity’

By Mica Soellner
Published April 23, 2021 7:02pm ET
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Virginia to drop advanced math courses before 11th grade, citing ‘equity’
The Virginia Department of Education is seeking to eliminate its accelerated math programs below 11th grade, citing “equity” as one of the catalysts for its changes to the mathematics curriculum. The change was presented in a Monday meeting and brought forth by Loudoun County School Board member Ian Serotkin. VIRGINIA PARENTS GROUP STARTS PAC TO […]

The Virginia Department of Education is seeking to eliminate its accelerated math programs below 11th grade, citing “equity” as one of the catalysts for its changes to the mathematics curriculum.

The change was presented in a Monday meeting and brought forth by Loudoun County School Board member Ian Serotkin.

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