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The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) on Thursday released new data that revealed that more than half of students in the state are not meeting standards in math, reading and science.

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As was the case last year, fewer than half of public school students met grade standards in reading, math and science, according to Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment results for 2024. This year ...

were proficient or better in science standards. Eighth, ninth and 10th graders had lower levels of proficiency. The state said “efforts are underway” to support students in reading and offer ...