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has endorsed the school's boycott of the tests. Garfield's boycott of the test quickly expanded to other
Seattle schools and drew national attention. In May 2013 Superintendent Jose Banda announced that the Seattle School District will no longer require MAP tests at city high schools.
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Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1
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29:Public school system of Seattle, Washington. U.S.
1364:Equity and Race Relations: Definitions of Racism
1393:High court rejects JCPS student assignment plan
430:and using "racial tie-breakers" which led to a
1439:"AFT Endorses Garfield Teachers' Test Boycott"
1303:Bryce E. Nelson, quoted by Richard C. Berner,
1047:, August 26, 2008. Accessed online 2008-09-16.
1024:Total Enrollment Gender & Ethnicity Report
726:List of schools of the Seattle School District
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1881:Benjamin Franklin High School
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1891:Nathan Hale High School
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1272:Fleming, S. E. (1919),
666:Interlake Public School
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1986:(Catherine) Blaine K-8
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2064:Pathfinder K-8 (AE 4)
2024:The New School PreK-8
1989:Broadview-Thomson K-8
1911:Roosevelt High School
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