National Assessment of Educational Progress Data

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National Assessment of Educational Progress Data

The U.S. Department of Education tracks student performance in 12 subject areas as part of the National Assessment of Educational Progress.

Recent results indicate reading and math scores have improved slightly since 2009. Select your state below to view average scores for the two subjects. For more information, visit the NAEP website.

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