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DC Public Schools Failing Students
Students in grades 3-12 were assessed in math and reading/writing. Reading/writing proficiency dropped across all grades, but it was math proficiency that took the biggest hit — a historic low for the city, per the Washington Post.
By the numbers:
Only 19% of kids were proficient in math this year, down from 31% in 2019.
Thirty-one percent were proficient in reading/writing, down from 37% in 2019.
These scores are the lowest levels they've been in five years. Disparities were particularly pronounced among students of color and at-risk students.
DC Public Schools Failing Students
Students in grades 3-12 were assessed in math and reading/writing. Reading/writing proficiency dropped across all grades, but it was math proficiency that took the biggest hit — a historic low for the city, per the Washington Post.
By the numbers:
Only 19% of kids were proficient in math this year, down from 31% in 2019.
Thirty-one percent were proficient in reading/writing, down from 37% in 2019.
These scores are the lowest levels they've been in five years. Disparities were particularly pronounced among students of color and at-risk students.
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Its no wonder we have the dumbest college grads in the world. The schools are too worried about politics and indoctrination of young people VS their education. It amazes me how many colleges kids think the US is so terrible and have never been out the country. They base their minds on others supposed observations
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