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Published: July 27, 2005

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Return to the main story, “South Posts Big Gains on Long-Term NAEP in Reading and Math.”

Elementary and middle school students in the Southeast made the greatest gains on the latest long-term National Assessment of Educational Progress in reading and math.

Note: Bold denotes largest gains in each category.
SOURCE: National Center for Education Statistics
Note: Bold denotes largest gains in each category.
SOURCE: National Center for Education Statistics

Vol. 24, Issue 43, Page 16

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