Education advocates are expressing their frustration with the New Jersey Department of Education’s delayed release of the 2021-2022 assessment scores taken last spring. They say the results are a good checkpoint that helps to determine how to help students reach their grade learning level; and that not knowing them is doing more harm than good.
Individual score reports and district-level data have been released, leaving advocates pondering over the delayed release of the comprehensive data. The Department of Education is expected to release the assessment test scores next Wednesday.
