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PDE released a list of 92 priority schools last week. The decision was based on schools with “poor performance on standardized tests and whether they can receive federal aid for either high concentrations of low-income students or poor test scores.”
Six schools
were identified in Delaware County. Chester Upland which appears on the list had
four eligible schools, “including Chester High School, the STEM High School and
Showalter Intermediate School. The latter two schools are now housed in the
same building.” The list also included Columbus Elementary School which was closed
in December. Columbus will be removed from the list since it is now closed. “Chester
Upland spokeswoman Becky Taylor said district officials are awaiting more word
from the state regarding its access to a liaison.”
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