Education May 13 Grade levels could be a thing of the past in schools focused on competency Originally posted on Chalkbeat by Anika Anand and Ann Schimke on May 11, 2015 In a suburb just outside of Denver, Principal Sarah Gould stands outside a fifth-grade classroom at Hodgkins Elementary… By Anika Anand, Ann Schimke, Chalkbeat
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