Wis. Governor Calls for Local High School Exit Exams
Gov. Tommy G. Thompson last week challenged Wisconsin lawmakers to take on a novel school-reform agenda that would mandate local high school exit exams and forge new links between schools and the state's colleges.
The third-term Republican governor said in his annual State of the State Address that despite having already passed a host of controversial school reforms, legislators still have problems to face.
"We've accomplished proud achievements in our schools," Mr. Thompson said. "But we must ask ourselves: Is...
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