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Reporters are discussing issues in education, including the practice of artificially inflating state accountability grades. This topic is among those affecting a particular area. Further details on this issue are available, including a discussion on how certain districts may be gaming the system.
The discussion includes the Houston Independent School District and other districts, and how they may be impacting their state accountability grades.
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