Susan Goodkin and David G. Gold: In focus on proficiency, bright kids lose - Sacramento Opinion - Sacramento Editorial Sacramento Bee:
"Many students scoring 'advanced' on grade-level material could progress much further with instruction geared to their needs. Instead, with teachers pressured by the No Child Left Behind Act to aim instruction at below-proficiency students, advanced learners are forced to sit through repetitive rote lessons on material they long ago mastered. Frustrated and bored, many bright students will act up, tune out and, as research shows, eventually even drop out in alarming numbers. Ignoring these students shortchanges them and California's future."
Judge sees no ‘genuine expression of guilt,’ sentences Robert Lee Harrison
Jr. to 55 years
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[image: Robert Harrison Jr.]After shooting his partner eight times in March
2022, Robert Lee Harrison Jr., 52, was sentenced to serve 55 years in
federal...
7 hours ago