Amidst a struggling economic background and dwindling funds for education, schools across America are reeling in their attempt to leave 'no child behind'. The American College Testing Program, established in 1959, is a major player in evaluating high schools students' academic abilities. Typically, states with mandatory testing (Colorado, Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan and Wyoming) have lower overall scores, as not all of their graduates are college bound.
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