Press Release – DCPS Students Make Steady Improvement in Science Proficiency
Better late than never: The final 2009 DC CAS Science Results released last year. The progress was small, but heading in the right direction…
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Seminar Evaluation Form results: Things that worked well: – Overall, I think that was a very good meeting. Having elementary school teachers at the meeting and on the ReSET Board is an excellent idea.
