The new data released this week shows that 74% of students are not proficient in math. This heartbreaking report reaffirms that we are in an educational tragedy. Parents need options NOW to help their children get back on track. wsj.com/articles/math-scores…

Math Scores Dropped in Every State During Pandemic, Report Card Shows

Fourth- and eighth-grade students in nearly every state showed significant declines in math scores, and a nationwide plunge in reading wiped out three decades of gains.

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Oct 25, 2022 · 10:20 PM UTC

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Replying to @SenatorTimScott
Thanks Randi and the teacher’s unions who could care less about teaching when there is indoctrination to do!
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This was happening before the pandemic. Schools are failing to teach the basics, they push nonessential nonsense like gender studies instead.
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Replying to @SenatorTimScott
🤔You are so right, considering the traumatic experiences our children go through with all the mass school shootings as a result of a Parental Home Schooling in AR15 Gun use! Our children are falling behind! Armed Guards, Bullet proof back packs, & mental detectors!😠
Replying to @SenatorTimScott
Hire me, I’m a math tutor! 🤓
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strengthen the school system, pay teachers more
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Trump closed the schools. I remember. I was there.
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Do not fall for the lie that it takes more money - do your homework. We spend more per student for crap results than many third world countries spend. No excuses.
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Well, we all know that you Republicans are all completely inept at math, so you should be happy that a majority of American children are following in your incompetent footsteps.
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