The Last One Hundred and Eighty Days: A Chronicle of a Non-profit Independent Charter School's Struggle to Survive in One of the Largest School Districts in the Country

If there is case against high-stakes testing, The Last One Hundred and Eighty Days is a must read. This book chronicles the challenges of operating an independent charter school, serving a population with ninety-nine percent of students receiving free or reduced lunch in one of the largest school districts in America. It details the most critical year its history, in which the school must make a passing grade in the midst of constant state changes in the state-wide assessment. One questiona...