Superintendents discuss reading, math skills locally, statewide
Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal listens to an introductory presentation on the Wahluke School District in the Wahluke High School Library in 2024. On Thursday, Reykdal released a statement in regard to the National Assessment of Educational Progress testing trends in Washington. The state saw positive results from fourth-graders in both reading and math and from eighth-graders in reading; however, there was a decline in math for eighth-graders. Wahluke School District Superintendent Andy Harlow said WSD experienced the opposite result, with students excelling in math over r…
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OLYMPIA – The National Center for Education Statistics released the 2024 results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress Thursday, revealing that Washington’s fourth grade students continue to outperform many peers nationally in reading and math, while eighth graders experienced a decline, particularly in math.
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