But state education officials have delayed publishing results for all the state’s schools well beyond their traditional Fall release, leaving many families and educators eager to learn how their school — or one they may be considering for their student — scored last Spring after two years of pandemic learning losses.
A spokesman for Paterson Public Schools said the district has always published scores for grade levels rather than individual schools.
“Our strategy is getting as much information out there as possible, letting people know that we realize that the impact of this pandemic has been very real,” León said. For example, the percentage of students who tested proficient in math in Newark was as low as 2.3% at Avon Avenue Elementary School, a decline from 15.1% in 2019. Avon students did better on the literacy test, with a 17.3% proficiency rate in 2022, down from 26.6% in 2019.
The city has an additional 20,000 students enrolled in 16 charter school networks, totaling about 50 buildings or campuses, where students take the same standardized tests as their traditional public school counterparts. “They’re pretty low,” said Burgos, 37, a home health aide. “I’m on the way to transferring my son because of that.”
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