Erica Jacobs: Obama’s right: Flunking schools is wrong

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The No Child Left Behind law was not all bad; public schools needed an incentive to focus on students whose achievement lagged behind and needed to figure out a way to close those achievement gaps as quickly as possible. Testing wasn’t the answer, as we have all found out.

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