In Chicago’s early state test results, encouraging gains and some areas of concern for students and schools – Chalkbeat Chicago

Overall, 26% of students who took the reading test this year met or exceeded state standards — just two percentage points lower than results on the 2019 test, the last one before COVID upended learning. In math, 17% of students scored proficient, compared with 24% in 2019. Based on participation data, many fewer students took the test this year in Chicago; experts note it’s possible that the district lost some of its most vulnerable students amid COVID’s upheaval.
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Poor Taxpayer
2 years ago

How in the hell does everything change overnight? The CTU must be magicians.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Chalkbeat is the filthy lying fake news arm of the corrupt CTU

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