Tag: NAEP

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Florida’s special education improvement shines and shames

Education choice critics often claim that choice will harm students remaining in public schools. Florida students with disabilities have had fully funded access to private choice programs on a statewide basis since 2001, and to charter schools since 1996. Florida’s students with disabilities have thus had much greater access to... READ MORE
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Florida reform cocktail retains potency
The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released “the nation’s...
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And the 2022 NAEP pathetic literacy performance award goes to …
It’s award season here at reimaginED, and we’re reviewing a...
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Jeb Bush: How to end the epidemic of failure in America’s schools
Editor’s note: This commentary from former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush,...
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2nd judge rejects parental rights law challenge, NAEP test scores hit historic lows, and more
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Give me the boy and I’ll let you live!
State-level NAEP results and Halloween both are coming soon, on...
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Private schools are rebounding — but can it last?
Editor’s note: This commentary from Paul E. Peterson, a senior...
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Achievement gaps forever?
Back before the 2019 release of the “Nation’s Report Card,”...
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‘Nation’s Report Card’: Two decades of growth wiped out by two years of pandemic
Editor’s note: This analysis of long-term scores from NAEP, which...
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NAEP reveals students starting with the least suffered the most in COVID-19 shutdowns
NAEP released 2022 national Long-Term Trend data on reading and...
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NAEP 2022: The final insult of state school rating systems?
The National Assessment of Educational Progress will soon release 2022...
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