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Student Sues High School Insisting She Can't Read or Write Despite Graduating With Honors: 'I Didn't Understand Anything'
A Connecticut student who testified about being illiterate during a city council meeting then went on to graduate high school with honors the next month is now suing the City of Hartford and its board of education for negligence.
How Did an Honors Student Who Says She Can't Read or Write Get Into College?
Aleysha Ortiz, who alleges she can't read or write, graduated high school with honors. She's suing for emotional damages.
She’s attending college but can’t read or write. Now she’s suing her high school district
Aleysha Ortiz, a 19-year-old student attending the University of Connecticut, said that she can’t read or write, despite graduating from Hartford Public High School with honors. Now she is suing the school district claiming they failed to meet her special needs.
US: High school graduate who can’t read or write sues school officials
Aleysha Ortiz, a 19-year-old high school graduate, has filed a lawsuit against the Hartford Board of Education and the City of Hartford, United States alleging negligence after completing her education without the ability to read or write.
Honors Student Who Graduated High School Without Knowing How To Read Or Write Sues Board Of Education
Experts say students are reading far below their grade level, and data from the National Literacy Institute shows that approximately 40% of U.S students cannot read at a basic level. Yet many who are illiterate are still graduating high school,
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UCC Student Sits Quietly And Looks Moody After His First Quiz: “At Least You Were Informed”
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The House Wants to Pass Trump’s Agenda in One Big Bill. Here’s What’s in It.
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Are Teacher Pensions to Blame for Poor Student Performance? Probably Not.
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University of Louisville students protest over DEI program cuts
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‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author says Bitcoin will hit $13 million: ‘Saylor is one smart boy’
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Maryland basketball fans called out for lagging attendance after poor turnout for red-hot Terps:
It wouldn't be Maryland sports without debates over fan attendance, a topic that popped up again after poor student attendance against Iowa. It wouldn't be Maryland sports without fan attendance ...