Parents fall into web of confusion
The agencies’ came out to dissociate themselves after the information went viral and was shared on a number of websites including Pantip.com and Dek-d.com.
Many of the online posts provided school ranking information based on scores from the Ordinary National Education Tests (Onet) students at each school achieved, the number of students successfully enrolled at universities, academic awards and various kinds of scholarships obtained.
The information about the best-performing schools was widely shared and reposted although much of the information came from schools’ websites, parents associations and other sources.
Many of the postings were anonymous, leading to confusion among parents and students, especially those who are looking for schools to attend.
The Office of the Basic Education Commission (Obec), which is responsible for state schools countrywide, made it clear that it has never ranked the schools’ academic quality and standard.
Parents fall into web of confusion
The agencies’ came out to dissociate themselves after the information went viral and was shared on a number of websites including Pantip.com and Dek-d.com.
Many of the online posts provided school ranking information based on scores from the Ordinary National Education Tests (Onet) students at each school achieved, the number of students successfully enrolled at universities, academic awards and various kinds of scholarships obtained.
The information about the best-performing schools was widely shared and reposted although much of the information came from schools’ websites, parents associations and other sources.
Many of the postings were anonymous, leading to confusion among parents and students, especially those who are looking for schools to attend.
The Office of the Basic Education Commission (Obec), which is responsible for state schools countrywide, made it clear that it has never ranked the schools’ academic quality and standard.
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