Many scores on the ‘Nation’s Report Card’ plunged during the pandemic. But these students saw unexpected gains

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Headlines were bleak when results from the test known as the “Nation’s Report Card” came out last year.

Local newspapers around the country documented their districts’ declining scores. Editorials warned that US schools had failed students during the pandemic. Officials described the exam as an alarming wake-up call.

But one result on the National Assessment of Educational Progress hasn’t gotten much attention – a score that caught even some experts by surprise.

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