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Accreditation reviews

This look at Virginia's plan to factor graduation rates into school accreditation comes just as some school systems are talking about their own accreditations from the previous year.

In a meeting today, Montgomery County Superintendent Tiffany Anderson gushed about the county's preliminary results, which show that all schools in the county will meet accreditation standards.

The state has yet to formally announce the results, but Anderson said test scores aren't going to change enough to change anything.

She attributes the successes to a host of things, but cited a focus on math instruction and increased development for teachers as reasons scores could have risen.

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Anna Mallory

Welcome to Chalk Dust! This is your community aimed at exploring education in the New River Valley. I'm Anna Mallory. I went to public schools in West Virginia and now I cover PreK-12 education for the Roanoke Times.
I read way too many reports about improving schools and can speak in entire sentences using educational acronyms. I'll be letting you know about issues and events affecting your children, schools and tax dollars, but, more importantly, I want to know what you think. Let me know your opinions about issues in the boardroom, classroom and beyond.

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    • Leonard: The School Board Meeting last Tuesday revealed an interesting perspective on the previous Superintendent...
    • TL: Chairman Jones is mis-remembering, I believe. When Fred Morton was granted a release from his mutli-year contract...
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