In a district improvement plan triggered by the federal No Child Left Behind Act and now approved by the state, New Haven says it will raise test scores 20 percent by 2011, close the achievement gap to no more than 10 points, reduce out-of-school suspensions by 50 percent and lower the drop-out rate to 10 percent.
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