62 Oklahoma schools don't make the grade
The state Education Department on Thursday released its 2007 preliminary list of schools that need improvement under the No Child Left Behind Act .
This year's list is 15 names longer than 2006's — it grew from 47 schools to 62. That's largely because students had to meet higher math and reading benchmarks.
The benchmarks are designed to put the schools on track to have all their students proficient in reading ...
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