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DC Public Schools Failing Students
Students in grades 3-12 were assessed in math and reading/writing. Reading/writing proficiency dropped across all grades, but it was math proficiency that took the biggest hit — a historic low for the city, per the Washington Post.
By the numbers:
Only 19% of kids were proficient in math this year, down from 31% in 2019.
Thirty-one percent were proficient in reading/writing, down from 37% in 2019.
These scores are the lowest levels they've been in five years. Disparities were particularly pronounced among students of color and at-risk students.
DC Public Schools Failing Students
Students in grades 3-12 were assessed in math and reading/writing. Reading/writing proficiency dropped across all grades, but it was math proficiency that took the biggest hit — a historic low for the city, per the Washington Post.
By the numbers:
Only 19% of kids were proficient in math this year, down from 31% in 2019.
Thirty-one percent were proficient in reading/writing, down from 37% in 2019.
These scores are the lowest levels they've been in five years. Disparities were particularly pronounced among students of color and at-risk students.
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