Low-income students 16 points below Illinois average – Illinois Policy

That’s after the state artificially inflated the number of students meeting standards by lowering the scores needed to be considered “proficient” in reading and math in 2025. It means many students are now reported as “proficient” but are struggling and may not receive the support they need to succeed in school.
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Call my shrink
6 months ago

Its time for vouchers in Illinois. Let the parents not politicians plan their children’s future

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