These is the "English-Alternate" " and the "Mathematics-Alternate" exams; whatever that means.

Just for context it seems like essentially no one took the "Mathematics-Alternate" exam anywhere in the state (no school had more than 58 tests taken most had none).

Hardly surprising no schools had anyone proficient if no one actually took it.

If you go to the state website the math scores for 2022 are not available yet (only English). Also if you go to the 2021 data some of the schools listed (e.g. Mervo) had barely anyone take the exam (which would make sense since it is for grades 3-8).

Sounds unrealistically complicated and also involving several easily identifiable individuals and organizations that are guilty of receiving or possessing stolen goods -- but what do I know.

I'm more surprised by stealing money via the Zelle or cashapp. Presumably that has got to be the easiest crime to solve in the history of crime.

> If I’m missing anything

Odette Ramos made the point that it would essentially force there to be an all new city council, new council president and new mayor at the same time which would be terrible for institutional memory and would give an enormous amount of power to lobbyists and unelected consultants.