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New NAEP scores offer optimism for younger students but warning signs for teens
New NAEP scores show 9-year-olds performing nearly as well in reading and math as before the pandemic, while 13-year-olds continue to struggle, with reading scores comparable to those from 50 years ago. The findings highlight divergent outcomes for younger and older students impacted by pandemic disruptions.
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