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Federal test collects family data on NC students but never reports it
['Editorial Staff', 'David Bass', 'Lonnie Hines Iii', 'Nick Lazorcheck', 'Bernie Bowles', 'Andrew Travers', 'Joe Jurado', 'Nick Craig', 'Theresa Opeka']
WBT Charlotte's News Talk
NC Education Building Sign Source: Jacob Emmons, Carolina JournalFor more than a decade, the Nation’s Report Card has asked North Carolina students who lives at home with them.
On each measure, the report says, family structure was a stronger predictor than race, family income, or sex.
Among nearby states, North Carolina ranks ahead of Tennessee at 24th, South Carolina at 28th, and Georgia at 37th.
The Department of Public Instruction also reports results for four groups that do not receive performance grades: military-connected students, academically or intellectually gifted students, homeless students, and students in foster care.
“Federal test collects family data on NC students but never reports it” was originally published on www.carolinajournal.com.