Missouri delays penalties for underperforming schools until 2026, but 86% now meet academic standards.
Missouri delayed penalties for underperforming school districts until 2026, affecting over 500 districts due to students falling behind in math and reading. Despite this, recent data shows improvement in school performance across the state, with over 86% of schools meeting or exceeding expectations for the first time since the pandemic. Notable improvements include better attendance rates and performance in core subjects, though some districts still face challenges and are working on tailored improvement plans.
November 25, 2024
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