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State Test Score Trends Through 2007-08, Part 4: Has Progress Been Made in Raising Achievement for Students with Disabilities?
Published: November 16, 2009
Using data from state reading and mathematics tests, this report takes an in-depth look at the performance of students with disabilities and highlights the problems with the testing data for these students.
(Updated April 6, 2010)
View 2007-08 State Profiles and Worksheets
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Full Report (PDF format, 256 KB) * Direct link: http://www.cep-dc.org/cfcontent_file.cfm?Attachment=Chudowsky2Kober%5FSTST07%2D08%5FP4%5FProgressStudentswDisabilities%5F111609%2EpdfErrata for 11/16/09 Version of Report (PDF format, 2187 KB) * Direct link: http://www.cep-dc.org/cfcontent_file.cfm?Attachment=Errata%5FProgressStudentswDisabilities%5F111609%2Epdf
Press Release (PDF format, 20.4 KB) * Direct link: http://www.cep-dc.org/cfcontent_file.cfm?Attachment=PressRelease%5FSTST07%2D08%2DPart4%5F111609%2Epdf