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Oct 28, 2022
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NAEP Day 2022

On Monday, we hosted the initial release of the 2022 Nation's Report Card, which included a presentation of reading and math results and a panel of education leaders discussing improving student outcomes through assessment data. If you missed it, watch it here. If you joined us (thank you!), share it!
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Welcome Class of 2022!
 
Earlier this month, U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona appointed three educators and a parent leader to the Governing Board. Learn more about these extraordinary leaders.
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Last Call: Submit Your Nominations by Monday, Oct. 31
 
There's still time to nominate yourself or a colleague to the Board! The Governing Board is looking for new leaders in eight categories. Learn more about the responsibilities, qualifications, and application process. Nominate yourself or someone today! 
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NAEP IN THE NEWS

READ Board Chair Beverly Perdue and Board member Haley Barbour's op-ed on the dramatic drops in NAEP scores. 

READ Board member Patrick Kelly's op-ed on what the results mean for South Carolina.

LEARN what NAEP Day panelists recommend we can all do to help students. 

READ Board members Marty West and Alice Peisch's suggestions on how to address lower NAEP scores in Massachusetts.

WATCH Board member Alberto Carvalho discuss the path forward for students.

WATCH NCES Commissioner Peggy Carr discuss the 2022 NAEP results. 

READ a Washington Post editorial on the urgency of the NAEP results and how to address them. 

WATCH Ed Week's video explaining the decline of NAEP reading and math scores. 
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