Silicon Valley Family Battles School Over Grading of Science Test
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A Silicon Valley family disputes their child's science test grading, sparking a debate about educational standards and parental expectations, with commenters questioning the family's approach and the school's handling of the situation.
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Actual title of the article is: "A Silicon Valley family wanted their son’s science test graded fairly. It became a battle"
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