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Good morning from MJ at Chalkbeat Indiana! Today’s top story is from our national team and examines federal data about credit recovery enrollment, showing a 13% increase nationwide since 2017.
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Credit recovery enrollment rose 13% since 2017, raising questions about graduation rigor
Federal data shows credit recovery course enrollment grew 13% post-pandemic, raising concerns about high school graduation requirements and online course rigor.
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NYC student OMNY cards expired early, leaving families confused and paying out-of-pocket
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