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Students Improve on CRCTs

Georgia Department of Education releases test results.

The Georgia Department of Education says it has some good news – elementary and middle school students improved their performance on most of the Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests (CRCTs) this year.

According to a press release from the department, "results show a one-year improvement in the percentage of students meeting and exceeding on 18 of the 30 content-area tests, no change on seven tests and decreases on five tests. Further, students saw increases in the 'exceeds performance' rating on 24 of the 30 content areas."

To see how Cobb students performed on the tests, scroll to the bottom of the DOE's announcement at this link and click on "2013 CRCT district results."

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