NWEA data shows that while kindergarten achievement is steady, first and second graders' math and reading skills remain below pre-pandemic levels.

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In this study, NWEA pulled data from the "Trends Over Time" tab of the MAP Growth National Dashboard (a public tool that shows how K–8 students are performing in reading and math based on data from ...

Achievement is still lower for kids who were toddlers during the pandemic—even though they didn't experience school closures.