Minn. District Scraps O.B.E. Experiment Seen as a Model
One of Minnesota's largest school districts has ended its three-year experiment with outcomes-based education, citing intense pressure from parents who criticized the schools' grading and testing practices.
The Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan school board last week accepted the advice of a local task force and removed most elements of the program, which some considered a model for other districts in the state.
School systems throughout Minnesota are experimenting with the principles of O.B.E. or other standards-setting approaches, particularly as the state moves to put in place...
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