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South Carolina pupils scored above average on a nationally standardized test of reading, language and math skills for the fourth year in a row, which educators say shows that the state's strict academic standards are working.
According to results released Wednesday by the South Carolina Department of Education, about 57 percent of fifth-graders, 51 percent of eighth-graders and 55 percent of 11th-graders who took the TerraNova test scored above the national average.See the full content of this document
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3 Grades Beat U.S. Average
The test, which samples 23,000 pupils across the state, compares pupils in three g...
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