News in Brief: A State Capitals Roundup





California's new system for ranking its schools has hit a major snag, sending state administrators back to their computers for recalculations of the official numbers released last month.

More than 400 schools asked the state to recompute the rankings they had received when compared with schools having similar characteristics, on the grounds that their districts had underreported the proportion of low-income students...

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