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The plan to give schools letter grades based on 17 criteria is being protested by most college deans throughout the state of Ohio and across the country.
“The feeling is they’ve already decided how they want to grade us and are looking to embarrass public education,” said Charlotte Harris, dean of Wright State University’s college of education.

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