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Half of Students Now Get A's, But Actual Achievement Is Declining
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Half of Students Now Get A's, But Actual Achievement Is Declining
As recently as 1995, a child’s straight-A report card meant something specific. Still relatively rare, the feat indicated a child had worked hard and was learning and retaining information at the expected grade level. Parents would congratulate their little scholars over dinner, take them out for ice cream, and quietly calculate the damage of a college tuition bill. If your child comes home with a straight-A report card in 2026, there may still …
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