ok, good morning, I have a question (just getting to #MAEdu news from yesterday):
This MEEP claim that gaps have widened over the pandemic is based on...what exactly?
We don't yet have the last year's MCAS data. We don't yet have MA NAEP data.
This MEEP claim that gaps have widened over the pandemic is based on...what exactly?
We don't yet have the last year's MCAS data. We don't yet have MA NAEP data.
The report cites 2019 to 2021 third grade reading scores, and then percentage of low income 9th graders passing their classes compared to wealthier peers.
Then enrollment in college, which we know dropped...everywhere?
I also think it's misleading (intentionally?) to talk about "three years after the signing of the Student Opportunity Act."
We have just begun the second school year in which it is funded.
We have had a SINGLE school year in which districts have had SOA funding.
We have just begun the second school year in which it is funded.
We have had a SINGLE school year in which districts have had SOA funding.
happy to talk about early childhood, more inclusive education, better support for higher ed, but the foundation on which this argument is based here is flawed. I don't like the fearful framing.
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