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Governor Drops Congratulatory Note To Northview High
November 7, 2016
Northview High School received a short, handwritten congratulatory message from Gov. Rick Scott last week.
The “Gayle, Thanks for your hard work, Gov. Rick Scott” was written on a school data sheet showing the school’s improving rank in the state. Among Title I schools in Florida, Northview is now ranked number 31of 1,759 Florida schools scoring satisfactory or higher in math, and 75 of 1,780 schools that improved English Language Arts scores.
Of all schools in the state, Northview was 99 of 3,196 schools that improved in English Language Arts, and number 5 of 453 high schools.
Northview High School received a short, handwritten congratulatory message from Gov. Rick Scott last week.
The “Great Job! Gov. Rick Scott” was written on a school data sheet showing the school’s improving rank in the state. Among Title I schools in Florida, Northview is now ranked number 22 of 1,648 schools school satisfactory or higher in math, 40 of 1,649 schools scoring satisfactory or higher in science, and 74 of 1,628 schools improving math performance during the last couple of school years.
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@ Anne; That is a great idea except for the fact that public schools don’t include cursive handwriting in their curriculum anymore
Congratulations to Ms. Gayle and if you have a remedial teacher available perhaps they could work with Gov. Scott on his attempt at cursive handwriting.