Superintendent says scores this year are in line with national trends

Superintendents say they still have a lot of questions

This easy-to-search table is based on data released by the state last week

Gaps persist between highest- and lowest-performing racial groups

Look up NJ’s latest data – and your local school’s

Now is the time for parents, districts and state leaders to unite, ensuring that teachers have the evidence-based training they need to overcome literacy problems

For the second year in a row, most Newark students performed worse than pre-pandemic levels in reading

Last spring, only 27% of Newark public school students reached proficiency levels

Interview: Mary Coogan of Advocates for Children of New Jersey

New Jersey’s fourth and eights graders performed dismally in last year’s reading tests

There needs to be a greater role for vocational and technical education

This past school year, 58% met or exceeded expectations on English Language Arts exams, while just 44% of students passed math exams.