Study shows Illinois students have made a full recovery since the pandemic in English and language arts – WJBC (Bloomington)

Stat school Superintendent Tony Sanders: “We actually have the best students in the nation. We really do,” said Sanders. “All the national reports indicate that Illinois is ahead of other states in our public education system. You look at the U.S. News and World Report report from last year that showed that we were ranked in the top ten in the nation for public education, K-12, you look at this report that Illinois continues to make gains.
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Tommy Paine
2 years ago

Semantics. A full recovery to a pre Covid level of extreme ineptness is like being the tallest midget…it really doesn’t mean anything.

Waggs
2 years ago
Reply to  Tommy Paine

Or, like being valedictorian of summer school.

Riverbender
2 years ago

Come grading time English and language arts can be graded quite subjectively. On the other hand math and science are generally graded objectively and that is where the problems show.

Marie
2 years ago

If anything education in Illinois is getting worse. Please name all the National reports you are referring to, don’t just quote the ones that agree with your opinion.

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Never forget that school officials and teachers give themselves “ exemplary “ reviews of themselves when the majority of the students they pass along, er “ graduate”, have no education and are hard pressed to tie their shoes.

Donna
2 years ago

Where’s the evidence? Share some data.

Truth Seeker
2 years ago

Not buying it!

Fed up neighbor
2 years ago

Such bullsh-t unbelievable someone has the gall to say this let alone publish it, my god what has this state become. Hello wake up people dozens-of-illinois-schools-have-0-students-proficient-in-math-reading. From wirepoints article.

Last edited 2 years ago by Fed up neighbor
Freddy
2 years ago

He said this with a straight face? No Way. His fingers were crossed and just finished his 14th drink playing beer pong.

Last edited 2 years ago by Freddy

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