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Mississippi Third-Graders Set Record in Reading Assessment

  • Mississippi third graders set a record in 2023-24 by passing the annual spring reading assessment required to advance to fourth grade.
  • This progress resulted from the 2013 Literacy-Based Promotion Act, which mandates reading tests, early intervention, and parental involvement to boost literacy.
  • Schools received reading coaches and used early screenings while families and teachers provided extra support and training in effective reading methods.
  • Of 32,839 third graders tested, 75.7% passed the initial test and 84% passed after retests, with retest windows extending through late June.
  • The Literacy-Based Promotion Act has contributed to Mississippi's notable rise in reading and math performance despite low income and spending per pupil.
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The National Desk broke the news in on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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