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New York City students are showing early signs of progress in reading after the Adams administration overhauled how the subject is taught in public schools, according to new data released Wednesday.

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At Somerset Junior High, students performed better this year than before COVID by using an "individualized instruction" approach.

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Recent STAAR results show Texas students are improving in reading, but math scores remain low, highlighting ongoing academic challenges for all Texas students.

High schoolers, meanwhile, saw declines on the English exams but gains in Algebra I. Math scores for elementary, middle and high school students remain below pre-pandemic levels.

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The gap between pre- and post-COVID reading scores has widened by 36%, and at the current pace, the average student needs nearly five more months of learning to catch up.

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