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Florida’s NAEP Presentations, Newsletters, and Grades 4 and 8 Press Releases 2003-2009

Presentations

• What Does NAEP Grade 8 Data on School Experience Show about Student Learning?— National Conference on Student Assessment, Los Angeles, California, June 23, 2009 (PPT, 2MB)
  • What Does NAEP Grade 8 Data on School Experience Show about Student Learning?— National Conference on Student Assessment, Los Angeles, California, June 23, 2009 (RTF, 218KB)
• National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) 2009 Assessments—District Presentations November/December 2008 (PPT, 8MB)
  • National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) 2009 Assessments—District Presentations November/December 2008 (PDF, 12MB)

Florida NAEP

• Florida NAEP Newsletter – Summer 2008 (Word, 424KB)
• Florida NAEP Brochure – Spring 2008 (PDF, 610KB)
• Newsletter - Spring 2008 (PDF, 228KB)
• Newsletter - Spring 2007 (Word, 182KB)

K-12 NAEP Highlights

2007

• Governor Charlie Crist and Education Commissioner Jeanine Blomberg Announce Results of 2007 National Assessment of Educational Progress

2005

• Governor Bush and Commissioner Winn Announce Results of 2005 National Assessment of Educational Progress

2003

• Florida is the only state in the nation to show improvement in 4th grade reading from 2002.
• Florida has shown dramatic gains in reading since 1998.
• Florida's results show a significant increase in Hispanic 4th grade NAEP reading scores, nearly twice the national gain from 1998
• The reading improvement on NAEP of Florida's African American 4th grade students since 1998 is more than twice the national gain.

State of Education Summit, November 13, 2003

• Media Release for Reading and Mathematics 2003
• State of Education - Prepared Remarks, November 13, 2003
• Governor's Charts (PDF)
• Posters (PDF)

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