Both the National Assessment of Educational Progress and the Maine Through Year Assessment are currently measuring student performance in core subjects.
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What happened
Both the National Assessment of Educational Progress and the Maine Through Year Assessment are currently measuring student performance in core subjects.
Who's involved
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National Assessment of Educational Progress
nationally representative assessment of what American students know and can do in core subjects
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