Thomas Jefferson Institute
For Public Policy

Sep .
7
2004

Time for School Accountability

by Christian Braunlich posted under Commentaries, TJI

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Isn’t it time to hold schools accountable by determining what they add to a student’s knowledge? Here’s one system of “Value-Added Assessment.”

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