
Nearly 40% of students who earn diplomas can’t do basic high school math

Nearly 40% of students who earn diplomas can’t do basic high school math
(NJ Spotlight News)'It’s ridiculous to not know exactly when those results are coming,' says superintendent of tool that flags need for help
(John Mooney/NJ Spotlight News)Lily Laux says she's ready to advise on NJ's school funding formula and is open to consolidating local operations
(NJ Spotlight News/Taylor Jung)Lakewood would be New Jersey's fifth district operating under state control, a step that critics say leads to few overall improvements
(AP Photo/Danny Johnston, File)A look at the disparity in performance between these two New Jersey cities
(AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)State’s reputation for high performance might not add up, expert warns
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(Public Domain via StockCake)Students take tests in May, results are public in December. Experts wonder why
Erica S. Lee for ChalkbeatSuperintendent says scores this year are in line with national trends
(P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY)The only district still under state control, Camden City School District has made real progress — just not enough
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(Erica Lee for Chalkbeat)For the second year in a row, most Newark students performed worse than pre-pandemic levels in reading

New Jersey was one of the last states to release its standardized test results from the spring

The NJ education department is expected to release the data next week

A report by New Jersey Policy Perspective says that the state’s takeover of Camden Public Schools in 2012 under the Christie administration was not the ...
