NAEP 2022
What is NAEP? Who takes the NAEP test? Here’s the latest news about the National Assessment of Educational Progress, also known as The Nation’s Report Card.
State test score results show uneven evidence of correlation with learning and in-person instruction.
There might be more attention on this year’s state tests, following the spotlight on last year’s dip in national test scores.
Holding back third graders who aren’t deemed proficient remains a sticking point
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposals showed a deeper commitment to addressing how the pandemic impacted students both academically and mentally.
The Education Trust-Midwest report offers recommendations for improving academic performance in Michigan schools
Tudor Dixon and Gretchen Whitmer debated for the second time before the Nov. 8 election
NAEP scores show Michigan’s longstanding gap between low-income students and affluent peers widened considerably
Results contrast with gains on state exam; racial disparities persist
Philadelphia’s NAEP scores have long been below national averages and remained so in 2022.
NAEP results show a drop in scores not just in Indiana but across the country.
The NAEP math decline represented Colorado students’ lowest scores in nearly two decades on the test known as the nation’s report card.
New Jersey fourth and eighth grade scores dropped on NAEP math and reading tests. The scores offer a comprehensive look at how students in the Garden State are doing after the pandemic.
Math scores declined sharply nationwide on the first National Assessment of Educational Progress, or NAEP, given since the pandemic, and Detroit was no exception.
Chicago officials voice concerns about slipping NAEP results on the “nation’s report card,” but also highlight bright spots.