SDUSD reading and math scores have dropped significantly since 2019. Losing 1-3 years of proper instruction can clearly have lasting effects. Candidates for SDUSD School Board are being forced to address the drop. More info:
SAN DIEGO – San Diego Unified School District announced today that a U.S. Department of Education report found that reading scores for fourth- and eighth-grade students were largely unchanged since 2019, while math results declined. The 2022 candidates for the SDUSD School Board are focusing on these shifts in their rapport.
grade reading and in math for both grade levels, and had flat scores for eighth- grade reading, according to a San Diego Unified School District newsIn math, district fourth-graders went from 42% NAEP-proficient in 2019 to 34% this year, according to the report. For eighth-graders, NAEP proficiency rates fell from 35% to 28%. SDUSD said results mirror California state testing results, where math declined more sharply than reading.
Both grades in the highest performance band – those in the 90th percentile or top 10 percent – also had unchanged math results. San Diego Unified Superintendent Lamont Jackson said the district needs to do better, “but these results demonstrate that our students and educators are resilient. Our students are back in the classroom, and that is a critical first step that we need to acknowledge.”
“In reading at grades four and eight, San Diego maintained pre- pandemic scores, in contrast with the nation, which saw declines at both grades,” Hart said. “The changes in San Diego’s mathematics scores are consistent with the nation, California, and other large cities.
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