Holding back third graders feels like punishment in Rhode Island. It’s a kindness in Mississippi.
The state of Mississippi has long been sick of being the nation’s educational runt. For decades, they’ve scored last among states on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) a.k.a., the Nation’s Report Card. Educators in other lagging states consoled themselves with: “At least we’re not Mississippi.” Until 2019 when the state wowed the nation’s […]
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