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  • Nearly 25% of Students Who Qualify for 8th-Grade Algebra Don’t Take It

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    From California to New Jersey, ‘Nation’s Report Card’ is fueling efforts to close learning gaps worsened by COVID

    Alabama recently deployed math coaches to low-performing schools; New Jersey is creating new statewide civics and history assessments; and California leaders are planning major investments in professional development to turn around achievement declines. Those are all efforts fueled by data from the Nation’s Report Card to close learning gaps worsened by the pandemic. It’s encouraging...

    By Lesley Muldoon | January 11, 2024



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