At Patterson High School in Baltimore, 77% of students tested at an elementary-school reading level at the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year. Fox News Media Fox Business ...

High school seniors are approaching graduation with less of a grasp on reading and still-low math scores — and that's before factoring in COVID.

At Patterson High School, 575 students took the iReady math assessment, but just 17 of those students tested at Algebra and Geometry level math, which are courses required to graduate. That comes ...

High School Assessments. ... testing students on the state’s high school-level content ... is implementing a new exit exam for the class of 2010 with a reading test aligned to grade 10 standards ...

At Patterson High School, 575 students took the iReady math assessment, but just 17 of those students tested at Algebra and Geometry level math, which are courses required to graduate. That comes ...

Only about a third of U.S. high school seniors are prepared for college-level coursework in math and reading. And while the performance of the country’s highest achievers is increasing in ...

Tuberville’s first data point, about high school grads’ ability to read an eighth-grade level book, is dubious, despite being widely cited, such as in a 2016 Washington Post article.

Over three-quarters of a Baltimore high school’s students are reading at an elementary level, a teacher at the school says. The last available edition of the Nation’s Report Card, released in ...

The goal is for high school graduates to attain “reading levels ready for college.” The school has expected teachers to integrate literacy into their lessons since its 2007 founding.

Reading skills for eighth-graders hit their lowest level since testing began in 1992. Levels for fourth-graders were also ...