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ISAT scores see growth but fall short of state goals
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Dailyfly - Lewis Clark Valley NewsISAT scores see growth but fall short of state goals
Idaho students’ math and English scores showed improvement last school year, but fell short of state goals by roughly half a percentage point. Students take the Idaho Standards Achievement Test in English, Math and Science every year. The test doesn’t affect students’ grades, but lawmakers, schools and parents use the scores to measure Idaho’s K-12 performance. The Idaho Department of Education released the scores to the public Wednesday morning…
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