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While many school districts suffered learning loss after the COVID-19 pandemic, largest school district was one of the only to see increases in its scores.

The math declines, which follow nationwide trends, bring student achievement down to levels last seen in 2003.

CHARLESTON — West Virginia public school students have hit record lows on the U.S. Education Department’s national test for fourth- and eighth-graders, in the assessment’s first year since the COVID-19

Null / Element5 Digital on UnsplashBoston, Mass., Oct 26, 2022 / 07:45 am (CNA).The pandemics negative effect on learning was more pronounced among fourth- and eighth-graders at public schools than among their Catholic school counterparts, according to a new report from the U.S. Department of Education. The new data comes from The National Assessment of Educational Progress, commonly referred to as The Nations Report Card. The assessment tests the academic achievement of private and public schoo...

Average test scores in reading and mathematics for 2022 saw a major drop, a repercussion of the school closures related to the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). Results of the National Assessment of [...]

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The pandemic lockdowns were a policy blunder for the ages, and the economic, social and health consequences are still playing out. But the worst catastrophe was visited on America’s children,

Student test scores started falling well before COVID-19 caused disruptions in schools.

The 2022 National Assessment of Education Progress report assesses math and reading for grades 4 and 8

Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: