(Erica S. Lee for Chalkbeat)Most Newark students are still performing below grade-level proficiency in reading, math and science
(Erica S. Lee for Chalkbeat)Most Newark students are still performing below grade-level proficiency in reading, math and science
(Julie Schneider)What they say about partnering with teachers to improve NJ student literacy rates
(NJ Spotlight News)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
Jessie Gomez/ Chalkbeat NewarkLast spring, only 27% of Newark public school students reached proficiency levels
NJ Spotlight NewsDeclines among NJ students were slightly steeper than the national averages