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NJ responds to a big drop in K-12 test scores with call to action

Experts aren t surprised that average scores fell to the lowest in five years on K-12 NJSLA tests, according to statewide trends.

United statesNew jerseyMary ann koruthnorthjerseyAngelica allen mcmillanHarry leePaula whiteJoseph riccaDepartment of educationJersey partnership for student successJersey public charter schools associationEducation departmentAnn koruthnorthjerseyNew jersey student learning assessmentsEducation angelica allen mcmillanAmerican rescue planNew jersey partnership

NJ responds to a big drop in K-12 test scores with call to action

Experts aren t surprised that average scores fell to the lowest in five years on K-12 NJSLA tests, according to statewide trends.

United statesNew jerseyMary ann koruthnorthjerseyAngelica allen mcmillanHarry leePaula whiteJoseph riccaDepartment of educationJersey partnership for student successJersey public charter schools associationEducation departmentAnn koruthnorthjerseyNew jersey student learning assessmentsEducation angelica allen mcmillanAmerican rescue planNew jersey partnership

Why has NJ failed to release special education report required by law?

Students with learning disabilities suffered disproportionately during the pandemic, but how much is impossible to assess without data.

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Here s why NJ students will start school year with state testing

The state is again requiring schools to administer a test called Start Strong in September as a benchmark of what students retained from last year.

New jerseyUnited statesAngelica allen mcmillanMichael symonsElaine bobroveJoseph riccaStart strongEducation commissioner angelicaNew jersey student learning assessmentsState boardFamous historic homesAngelica allen mcmillanElaine bobroveJoseph riccaNew jersey news

Here s why NJ students will start school year with state testing

The state is again requiring schools to administer a test called Start Strong in September as a benchmark of what students retained from last year.

New jerseyUnited statesAngelica allen mcmillanMichael symonsElaine bobroveJoseph riccaStart strongEducation commissioner angelicaNew jersey student learning assessmentsState boardFamous historic homes

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