Fairfax refocuses on writing after scores drop

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Fairfax County school officials are rethinking how they teach elementary writing after scores dropped while reading scores rose on state exams. But some school board members were concerned about the reading gain, too, as both subjects’ scores revealed that the county has made little headway in its fight to close the racial achievement gap.

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