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Local Education Expert Offers Tips to Prepare Kids now Back in School - Vimarsana News

Local Education Expert Offers Tips to Prepare Kids now Back in School

Local Education Expert Offers Tips to Prepare Kids now Back in School - WISH-TV | Indianapolis News | Indiana Weather | Indiana Traffic

Source: wishtv.com
OPI releases Montana student assessment data - Vimarsana News

OPI releases Montana student assessment data

On Monday, the Montana Office of Public Instruction released student assessment data. Test scores remained roughly on par with the previous year, but still below what the state saw before COVID.

Source: krtv.com
Montana student assessment scores remain below pre-pandemic levels - Vimarsana News

Montana student assessment scores remain below pre-pandemic levels

On Monday, the Montana Office of Public Instruction released student assessment data. Test scores remained roughly on par with the previous year, but still below what the state saw before COVID-19.

Source: ktvh.com
Montana student assessment scores remain below pre-pandemic levels - Vimarsana News

Montana student assessment scores remain below pre-pandemic levels

On Monday, the Montana Office of Public Instruction released student assessment data. Test scores remained roughly on par with the previous year, but still below what the state saw before COVID-19.

Source: kxlf.com
Montana student assessment scores remain below pre-pandemic levels - Vimarsana News

Montana student assessment scores remain below pre-pandemic levels

On Monday, the Montana Office of Public Instruction released student assessment data. Test scores remained roughly on par with the previous year, but still below what the state saw before COVID-19.

Source: kxlh.com