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According to this year's National Assessment of Educational Progress, New Jersey recorded its lowest math scores since 2003 and its lowest fourth-grade reading scores since 2005.

Texas students’ math scores saw a sharp decline during pandemic

While many students fell behind academically during COVID, students with disabilities saw that regression amplified.

The losses reflect harm to schooling that has been felt in many corners, but Duval officials took encouragement in noting that local scores fell less than at most.

Colorado fourth and eighth graders showed regression in math proficiency and a slight decline in reading proficiency, but teachers are trying to fix that.

Following the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), Montana scores are higher than the national average but still fall short of score pre-pandemic.

A new report this week shows that reading and math scores have dropped nationwide, but one thing that's grown in many states including Wisconsin is the racial achievement gap. 

It's the kickoff to the holidays, and officials aren't advising against parties and events. But they're urging that we try to protect vulnerable residents.

/PRNewswire/ -- NWEA – a not-for-profit, research and educational services organization serving K-12 students – announced today a new research project funded...

HONOLULU — Amid across-the-board national declines in reading and math scores, Hawai‘i’s fourth-graders held steady, performing above national averages in reading and math, according to the 2022 National Assessment of […]