2017 NAEP Analysis
The new analysis of NAEP data conducted by The Education Trust-Midwest finds that Michigan’s failure to improve public education in the state has put Michigan students behind their peers for many subjects, including fourth-grade reading and eighth-grade math, both key indicators of future employment, job earnings and academic success.
Five Point Plan
There are five key priorities that leading education states have embraced: we believe those strategies will work in Michigan:
- Strengthening our Teacher and Principal Workforce
- Invest Adequately and Equitably
- Invest Smartly and Effectively
- Insist on Accountability for All K-12 Sectors
- Empower Parents with Honest Information
Michigan Among Lowest Performing for African-American Students in Eighth Grade Math
Michigan One of Only Thirteen States with Declining Early Literacy Achievement Since 2003
Michigan Failed to Improve While Other States Made Major Gains
Other States show More Improvement for Low-Income Students in Early Literacy
Other States Show More Improvement for African American Students in Early Literacy
Michigan Failed to Improve While Other States Made Major Gains
