The average American student remains half a grade level behind pre-pandemic levels of achievement in both reading and math.

Staff Writer Despite taking steps forward to meet No Child Left Behind Act goals that call for all students to be proficient in reading and math by 2014, two Prior Lake-Savage Area ...

South Dakota’s math and reading scores are relatively flat, state Department of Education Secretary Joseph Graves told ...

"I think the nation as a whole should be concerned about the scores overall, but I am grateful that we saw both low and high ...

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The National Center for Education Statistics released the 2024 results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress ...

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Arizona and the nation’s children have continued to lose ground on reading skills in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic ...

New federal test results show the state’s middle and elementary students still lag far behind in reading and math.

But even with the uptick in math scores among fourth graders ... In both states, more students achieved proficiency on the NAEP tests than the nation as a whole, though fewer students are scoring ...

Studies have shown that scoring basic on NAEP is roughly equivalent to scoring “proficient” on many state tests. Students who fall below it lack important reading comprehension skills; for example, a ...

The success of big urban districts — 14 of which saw notable improvement in fourth-grade math when the nation as a whole saw only minor gains — can be credited to academic recovery efforts ...