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Improvement in Third-Grade Reading Scores Amid New Standards

June 15, 2025 - 22:57

Improvement in Third-Grade Reading Scores Amid New Standards

Recent data from the Alabama State Department of Education reveals a significant achievement in third-grade reading proficiency. An impressive 88.4% of third-grade students have met or exceeded the new benchmark necessary for promotion to the fourth grade. This achievement is notable given that the state has implemented more rigorous standards for the 2025 Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program (ACAP) reading test.

The updated cut score, which represents the minimum score required for advancement, was raised to enhance educational outcomes and ensure that students are better prepared for future academic challenges. Education officials are optimistic that these higher standards will lead to sustained improvements in literacy rates among young learners.

The increase in reading scores reflects the hard work of educators, students, and families across the state. As Alabama continues to prioritize educational excellence, the focus remains on fostering a strong foundation in reading, which is crucial for lifelong learning and success.


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