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Statewide, students’ test scores have progressively improved in most subjects over the past two school years. Students saw the greatest strides in math.
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The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction has released data from students' spring 2021 end-of-grade exams. The results show how far students must go to catch up to average test scores before the pandemic.
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Teens in North Carolina lag behind many of their international peers in math. That's according to the most recent results of the Program of International…
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In a small patch of pine trees outside Magellan Charter School, a fourth-grade science class is on the hunt for insects, plants and other life. One of the…
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The percentage of North Carolina students testing at grade level on state standardized tests moved up last school year. That means fewer schools will be…
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The State Board of Education wants to get rid of Standard VI, a piece of teacher evaluations some say is too punitive.Standard VI requires teachers to…
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UPDATED Dec. 4, 2015Friday was the deadline for schools and districts labeled low-performing to submit their improvement plans. State law has designated…
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A coalition of students, parents and community organizers is calling on Chapel Hill-Carrboro City schools to close the achievement gap between minority…
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Eighth grade math and reading scores fell in North Carolina, but fourth grade reading scores increased according an assessment known as the Nation's…
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School is back in session for the new year but assessment of last year's grades is ongoing. The report card for statewide performance in the 2014-2015…