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A Falling Out Among Thieves McGraw-Hill is angry that the Arizona Department of Education released AIMS test questions on its Web site. Arizona schools chief Jaime Molera complained, "We paid them millions of dollars, and they couldn't get the test scores back correct or on time. . . They didn't get the job done and that's why we fired them." Stay tuned. (This article is no longer available on the Arizona Republic website.) McGraw Hill wants $263,000 from state |
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