I-READ test results have been dropping for a decade
By:
Naja Woods
Posted: Aug 20, 2023 10:53 PM EDT

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The Indiana Department of Education is sharing its results from last year's IREAD-3 tests. It found nearly one in five students haven't reached key reading milestones by the end of third grade.
It is a slight improvement from the year before, but third grade literacy rates have been dropping for a decade.
Indiana is trying to address the issue with the literacy partnership between the state and the Lily Endowment to improve literacy statewide!
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