A school district has rejected a reading curriculum due to errors. The curriculum, known as Bluebonnet materials, was scrapped just days into the school year. The district had adopted a different model, the New Education System, from Houston ISD, and will continue to use it.
Further details about the rejection of the Bluebonnet materials and the district's use of the New Education System model are available from the source.
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