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Positive Trends in Connecticut Education: Test Scores Rise and Absenteeism Falls

August 28, 2025 - 23:33

Positive Trends in Connecticut Education: Test Scores Rise and Absenteeism Falls

Connecticut education officials are celebrating encouraging new data that highlights significant improvements in academic performance across the state. The latest results from the Connecticut State Department of Education reveal that students are showing enhanced proficiency in English language arts, math, and science. This upward trend is evident among all student demographics, indicating a collective advancement in educational outcomes.

In addition to the rise in test scores, chronic absenteeism has seen a remarkable decline, suggesting that more students are attending school regularly. This dual achievement is a testament to the efforts of educators, administrators, and families who have worked tirelessly to create a supportive learning environment.

Officials emphasize that these positive results reflect a commitment to educational excellence and the importance of addressing barriers to attendance. As Connecticut continues to focus on improving educational standards, the latest data serves as a promising indicator of future success for students across the state.


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