"NYC Students Achieve Significant Gains in Math and Reading Test Scores"

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Approximately half of New York City students demonstrated proficiency in math and reading exams this year, indicating a rise compared to last year. However, the results cannot be directly compared due to the overhaul of the exams. Experts suggest that a clearer understanding of student progress and achievement gaps will only be possible when students take a federal exam next year. Despite improvements, significant disparities remain between white and Asian students and their Black and Latino peers. The changes in the exams have made it challenging to assess academic recovery and educational progress in the city.
- Test Score Data for NYC Children Shows Rises in Reading and Math The New York Times
- NYC students improve math, reading scores after 'realignment to new standards' Gothamist
- Mayor Adams, Chancellor Banks tout improved Math and ENL test scores for New York City students WABC-TV
- NYC students earn big increase on state math tests, slight jump in reading in Adams' first full school year New York Post
- NYC test scores show roughly half of students passed math, reading exams Chalkbeat New York
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