The Importance Of Standardized Test Scores

If I told you that your child was getting sent to school and was not learning, what would you do? If I told you that your child’s school has the lowest standardized test scores in the area, would you want to withdraw your child? The school board is thinking about foreclosing your child’s school because they are not getting high enough standardized test scores. Due to their very low test scores the government is not funding the school as they should be funded. Without the money they needed from the government, they are not able to buy resources that their students need to be successful in life. Not only can the school not buy the resources, they are also not in the perfect neighborhood to find the resources they need. Bereft the neighborhood being fit for the students, the students do not have a proper rollmottle to follow after. …show more content…
There is no use for a school with low standardized test scores anywhere in the world. Therefore, all schools with low scores on standardized tests should be shut down. This is necessary because educational experts agree that no child should be left behind throughout their educational process. In addition, parents should be ensured that their children are being taught what they need to get high scores on their standardized tests. Furthermore, schools in poor neighborhoods are more likely to get lower standardized test scores than schools in richer neighborhoods, thus providing less opportunities for students in these communities to advance. Finally, while educators would lose their jobs due to students not being able to successfully pass standardized tests; ultimately, actions need to take place that is in the best interest of student