US Students' Math and Reading Scores Hit Record Lows
NewsNationOctober 5, 20254 min5,316 views
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- 📉 Math and reading proficiency among American high school seniors have reached their lowest levels since the federal government began tracking scores in 2005.
- 📊 Eighth graders also showed low marks in science, with scores four points lower than in 2019, though not measurably different from 2009.
- ⚠️ This downward trend in academic performance predates the COVID-19 pandemic, indicating a longer-term issue.
Impact on Lowest Performing Students
- 📉 The reporting highlighted especially significant drops in scores among the lowest performing students.
Political Responses and Education Policy
- 🏛️ Education Secretary Linda McMahon described the results as "sobering" and reiterated the Trump administration's stance for more state and local control of education.
- 🗣️ She argued that these scores support the administration's approach, suggesting that success is not tied to spending but to who controls the funds.
- 🚫 Conversely, Congressman Bobby Scott criticized the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle the Department of Education, calling for federal investment in academic recovery.
- ✂️ Scott also pointed out that the administration's budget cuts impacted the very department responsible for conducting and processing these test scores.
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Student Test ScoresEducation DepartmentMath ProficiencyReading ProficiencyScience ScoresCOVID-19 Pandemic ImpactAcademic PerformanceState Control of EducationFederal Investment in EducationDepartment of Education Budget CutsTrump Administration Education PolicyBobby ScottLinda McMahon
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