State releases student testing scores
Education officials are calling the first state test scores released since the pandemic a new “baseline” for assessing student learning. Scores in math, English language arts, and science were released
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Education officials are calling the first state test scores released since the pandemic a new “baseline” for assessing student learning. Scores in math, English language arts, and science were released
Student test scores released by the California Department of Education this week show statewide declines in English and Math since pre-pandemic days. But one county in far Northern California is still scoring as well as it did before COVID.
State and national data released earlier this week show lower test scores among students. It’s being attributed to the challenges many families faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Raising signs, banners and their voices, hundreds of people rallied outside the Twin Rivers United School District office Tuesday to call for better pay and more support for their students.
The latest national proficiency test scores offer a desolate picture of students’ academic achievement, showing that we need immediate action to fix the learning loss. But there are pockets of hope, among them reading scores for LAUSD eighth-graders.