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Oklahoma Schools Rank 48th Nationally on NAEP

Oklahoma ranks 48th in the country on NAEP assessments. The state aims to boost academics by strengthening teacher preparation and increasing classroom time. The report comes from Linda Jacobson at The 74.

Key Points

  • Oklahoma ranked 48th nationally on NAEP
  • Focus on improving teacher preparation programs
  • Expansion of classroom time to raise academic outcomes

Implications for Educational Freedom

Low performance in traditional public schools highlights the need for expanded school choice, ESAs, and parental empowerment to offer alternatives beyond government-run systems.

Source: Oklahoma’s Schools Are Some of the Nation’s Worst

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