Hey, Larry, look what they're doing in Dallas:
Dallas school superintendent Michael Hinojosa and two trustees defended new classroom grading rules Friday, and urged teachers and parents to learn more about the requirements before dismissing them as misguided.
Teachers have derided the new rules as being too lenient on lazy students by requiring teachers to accept late work, give retests to students who fail and force teachers to drop homework grades that would drag down a student's class average.
You have to keep reading almost to the end to get any real common sense, from the student who thinks some of her peers might exploit the new rules: "I'll be interested to see how teachers advertise these rules
