Tag: testing and accountability
Can this bill help online students take their tests?
For years, Florida’s online schools have grappled with a logistical challenge: Getting their students to the campuses of brick-and-mortar schools, operated by school districts, to take their standardized tests. Kevin Chavous, the president of the online learning company Stride, laid out the complications several years ago: Imagine that a school... READ MORELong-term trend NAEP brings more bad news
The National Assessment of Educational Progress released Long Term Trend...
READ MOREForget our political squabbles; in education, parents already matter
Editor’s note: This commentary from Jay Mathews, an education columnist...
READ MOREFlorida reform cocktail retains potency
The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released “the nation’s...
READ MOREFlorida NAEP Math scores: The good, the bad, the ugly
Florida’s Reading test results in the National Assessment for Education...
READ MOREFlorida Catholic schools celebrate success as they outscore public schools on ‘Nation’s Report Card’
As public school leaders began delving into the details of...
READ MOREFlorida NAEP Reading scores: The good, the bad, the ugly
Results from the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)...
READ MOREGive me the boy and I’ll let you live!
State-level NAEP results and Halloween both are coming soon, on...
READ MORE‘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...
READ MORELong-term NAEP scores for 13-year-olds drop for first time since testing began in 1970s
Editor’s note: This article on this week’s release of NAEP...
READ MORENAEP science scores a mixed bag
The science results on The Nation’s Report Card are out,...
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