Countdown’s over: High-school WASL, Day 1, is here

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When we interviewed Chief Sealth High School principal John Boyd two weeks ago, that sign and others were displayed prominently around campus, and there was even a countdown clock on the Sealth home page. Now, for CSHS and West Seattle HS and other high schools, the countdown’s over and the big test is here – reading/writing this week, math/science in April. The testing window for lower grades starts in mid-April.

5 Replies to "Countdown's over: High-school WASL, Day 1, is here"

  • add March 10, 2008 (8:41 am)

    Pretty rough to have a big test the first school morning of Daylight Savings Time … I know I had a hard time getting going this morning!

  • RobertSeattle March 10, 2008 (9:27 am)

    Now they could have made Leno if they would have written it Cowntdown Too WASL 4,5,3,2,1…

    :-)

  • E March 10, 2008 (11:45 am)

    So much hype for a stupid test. Get rid of the WASL already.

  • Bubba March 10, 2008 (11:50 am)

    I’m confused; are you stupid if you pass a “stupid test” or fail it? This may be why I don’t get golf too. ;)

  • Eddie Westerman March 11, 2008 (8:54 am)

    http://ewesterman.wordpress.com/
    Go to my blog for one parent’s comments about the WASL…just a rant, but really, it is sucking the life out of students and educators. Please, leave your own comments there as well.

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