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This Denver charter school cut science class because too many students were reading below grade level

Summary by Ground News
Rocky Mountain Prep's Federal campus is not the only one of the network's five middle schools where students have experienced instructional changes. The decision to scrap sixth grade science classes is among a host of changes at Rocky Mountain Prep over the last year. The network prides itself on providing its mostly low-income and Latino students with a rigorous college prep education.

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This Denver charter school cut science class because too many students were reading below grade level

In January, Rocky Mountain Prep leaders decided to eliminate science class for some sixth-grade students in favor of extra reading instruction. Is the change misguided?

·New York, United States
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Chalkbeat broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, March 23, 2024.
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