Colorado's education reality is a return to mediocrity | COUNTERPOINT
This year’s CMAS test scores show we’re closing the COVID gap, which is undoubtedly good news, but a return to mediocrity for our public schools is hardly cause for celebration.
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This year’s CMAS test scores show we’re closing the COVID gap, which is undoubtedly good news, but a return to mediocrity for our public schools is hardly cause for celebration.
In the realm of education, progress is measured in small steps. Colorado recently published its CMAS (Colorado Measures of Academic Success) scores, and we saw a slight improvement. Though seemingly
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