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Official Explanation

The argument relies on an increase in graduation rates to conclude that the five privatized schools are “educationally effective.” But if the schools’ administration arbitrarily allows students to graduate, regardless of academic achievement, then any increase in graduation rates would not be meaningful. In other words, the argument depends on the assumption that the students deserved to graduate.

The correct answer is (A).
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IMO, we are not concerned with other schools graduates only on the 5 H.S in question so answer D is not right and A is on the money.
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