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Parents Outraged Over School Math Test
NBC4 | 9/29/04
OXON HILL, Md. -- The school system in Prince George's County is apologizing to parents after a teacher gave students a math test filled with inappropriate questions.
School administrators confirmed that a 10th-grade geometry teacher at Oxon Hill High School administered the test.
Officials said the test contained phrases like "Jose has two ounces of cocaine," "Willie gets $200 for a stolen BMW," and "Raul gets six years for murder."
A parent told News4 that her 14-year-old said the teacher also explained the meaning of terms like "cutting" drugs and told them what a .357 Magnum is.
The school system said in a statement that "appropriate administrative measures will be taken, and a formal letter of apology written to parents."
A spokesman said the teacher has had an excellent professional reputation with school administrators.
Parents Outraged Over School Math Test
NBC4 | 9/29/04
OXON HILL, Md. -- The school system in Prince George's County is apologizing to parents after a teacher gave students a math test filled with inappropriate questions.
School administrators confirmed that a 10th-grade geometry teacher at Oxon Hill High School administered the test.
Officials said the test contained phrases like "Jose has two ounces of cocaine," "Willie gets $200 for a stolen BMW," and "Raul gets six years for murder."
A parent told News4 that her 14-year-old said the teacher also explained the meaning of terms like "cutting" drugs and told them what a .357 Magnum is.
The school system said in a statement that "appropriate administrative measures will be taken, and a formal letter of apology written to parents."
A spokesman said the teacher has had an excellent professional reputation with school administrators.