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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also Mississippi is Highest scoring state 4th grade reading socially disadvantaged - 212 (Virginia 201 / MD 196 / MINN 197)) 3rd highest states for Black Students - 206 (Virginia 199 / MD 201 / MINN 195) Tied with Florida for highest scoring state for Hispanic Students - 215 (Virginia 198 / MD 198 / MINN 197) [/quote] LOL. Look it up. Mississippi held back a ton of kids and gave the test a year later.[/quote] While most states were allowing schools to teacher Lucy Calkins /balanced literacy junk, Mississippi mandated 10 years ago students had to be taught phonics. Then Mississippi began holding back students who couldn't read and gave them intensive reading intervention. There is nothing more important in elementary school than to learn to read. The results prove that it works. Mississippi Retention Data: Reports from early 2026 indicate that 6% of third graders were retained, along with 8.2% of kindergarteners and 7.8% of first-graders. It is cruel to continually pass along students who are illiterate. [/quote] Move to Mississippi, then. See how that works out for you.[/quote]
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