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Pennsylvania’s 2022 Student Proficiency Rates Show Signs of Partial Recovery

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  • Stephen Lipscomb
  • Duncan Chaplin
  • Alma Vigil
  • Hena Matthias

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Proficiency rates on Pennsylvania’s statewide assessments in 2022 remain below pre-pandemic levels, especially in math, but there is evidence that student learning has begun to recover.

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  • Stephen Lipscomb & Duncan Chaplin & Alma Vigil & Hena Matthias, "undated". "Pennsylvania’s 2022 Student Proficiency Rates Show Signs of Partial Recovery," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 475139f654f84ea29ca14a37c, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:475139f654f84ea29ca14a37c69ae63d
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