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This New York Times article is a few weeks old, but we thought it was worth mentioning as juniors begin to think more about their options for teacher letters of recommendation. In 2022, 3 percent of test takers scored in this range. they’re able to identify growth not only in peaks reached, but also in obstacles overcome.
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