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Scores: Schools hurt by COVID – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Scores: Schools hurt by COVID – Times News Online

State assessment scores remained below pre-pandemic in 2021-22, according to data released last week by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Pennsylvania’s statewide assessments include the Penns...

Blackhawk's Ryan Hardesty named a state Teacher of the Year finalist - Vimarsana News

Blackhawk's Ryan Hardesty named a state Teacher of the Year finalist

After being nominated by a student and their family, Blackhawk Middle School teacher Ryan Hardesty was named a state Teacher of the Year finalist.

Pa. school test scores still trail pre-pandemic levels - Vimarsana News

Pa. school test scores still trail pre-pandemic levels

Pennsylvania public school students have made little progress in making up for the learning losses suffered during the covid-19 pandemic. The latest Pennsylvania System of School Assessment results released Monday show just over half of test-takers in grades three through eight statewide scored proficient or advanced, which is regarded as

Lancaster County PSSA results rebound but fall short of pre-pandemic scores - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County PSSA results rebound but fall short of pre-pandemic scores

Several Lancaster County school districts’ 2022 state assessments rebounded from pandemic lows in 2021, but are still shy of pre-pandemic test scores.

Pennsylvania's standardized test scores are still below pre-pandemic levels, data shows - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania's standardized test scores are still below pre-pandemic levels, data shows

Pennsylvania's standardized test scores have yet to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic, as schools struggle to fill gaps in student performance and outcomes. Though many scores were higher than in 2021, nearly all remain below pre-pandemic levels in 2019. The Department of Education hopes that as students adapt back to in-person learning, scores will return to their previous levels and learning loss will be minimized.