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Reading Wins, Math Lags in Albuquerque Schools | Santa Fe News
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Albuquerque Public Schools is making major strides in early reading for its most vulnerable students—especially those in the Yazzie-Martinez lawsuit and African American learners—with first graders surpassing targets by 6.2 percentage points and second graders by 8.7. But math? That’s a different story. Middle schoolers still fall short: sixth graders hit just 21.2% of the math goal, seventh graders 17.9%. The district’s interim report reveals a mixed bag—and now they’re rolling out targeted classroom interventions to close the math gap before next year. Reading’s on fire; math’s still warming up.
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