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- Teens: Strive, Drive
A driver's license. To most high school students, it's the ticket to freedom.
Starting next year, that ticket will become harder to get.
New Mexico students will have to achieve a "near-proficient" score or higher on the state's math and reading tests in eighth grade and maintain a 90 percent attendance rate in ninth grade to be eligible for a license.
Students who fall short of either will have to wait six months for a license; those who miss both will have a one-year delay.
Gov. Bill Richardson announced the education initiative to a roomful of freshmen at Sandia High School on Thursday...
Friday, April 25, 2008
by Zsombor Peter • Journal Santa Fe
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