Alabama’s school chief says 10,000 or more third graders could be held back this summer as the state begins requiring kids to meet reading benchmarks to move to fourth grade.
Gov. Kay Ivey said in August that she opposed any further delay of the retention provision.
Mackey said it is difficult to estimate how many students would be retained under that score, but he estimated between 10,000 and 12,000. Three board members voted against setting the score at the level Mackey recommended, saying they believed it was too low.The board is likely to consider resetting the score next year.
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