California students score “F” in Math
2+2= JELLO
It may be raining outside, but it’s also a gloomy day in California classrooms. The 2009 Nation's Report Card was released this morning and California earned a big fat “F” in Math and only barely missed setting the curve thanks to Mississippi and Alabama, who came in just behind. What do they mean for our population and funding? We break down the scores.
Guest:
Deborah Sigman, Deputy Superintendent for Curriculum at the California Department of Education
- Patt Morrison for October 14, 2009
- California students score “F” in Math
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Comedy Congress Live
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
7:30 p.m.
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