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After a $45 million math curriculum overhaul, Philadelphia sees results
Philadelphia students’ average scores on state math tests have reached their highest rate in nine years, marking a significant recovery from pandemic-era learning loss.
Students from almost every racial group made gains along with students who are English learners, district officials said Thursday at a non-voting Board of Education meeting.
“I’m giddy with excitement,” said Board of Education President Reginald Streater.