Pa. Tutoring Effort Could Foreshadow ESEA Results

Fifth grade has been tough for Christopher Schivoni.

"He's been struggling the whole school year," his mother, Debra, said on a recent Tuesday evening as she waited for him to finish a private tutoring session.

Despite the extended day of schooling, Christopher appears focused, if a bit fidgety, periodically swinging back and forth in a swivel chair during the lesson. His tutor begins with math, including a five-minute quiz and a flashcard drill, then switches to...

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