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by saryant
3916 days ago
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> "Texas earns C-minus, ranks 39th in nation on education ranking" California ranked 42nd in the same report with a score of D+. [1] I'm obviously not arguing that every school in Texas is good. There are some utterly terrible districts in that state. I don't think anyone would that point. But there are also some great schools. The existence of some (even many) bad schools shouldn't necessarily deter someone from moving to a community in Texas with good schools. All of that applies equally to California—there are some horrible schools there too. [1] http://www.edweek.org/ew/qc/2015/state-highlights/2015/01/08... |
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