Eighth-grade students all across America took the National Assessment of Educational Progress tests in reading and mathematics in 2017 and the results demonstrate two facts.
- First: Public schools are doing a bad job teaching their students these two basic subjects.
- Second: Catholic schools are doing a better job.
But that is just one win the Catholic schools scored over the public schools. In fact, the current standings in this rivalry are: Catholic schools 2; public schools 0. The initial contest was academic. Let's review the scoring in that one. The NAEP tests are scored on a scale of 0 to 500 and students are assigned an achievement level based on their score. These include basic, proficient and advanced............In the Detroit public schools, for example, 93 percent of the eighth-graders were less than proficient in reading. In Cleveland, it was 90 percent; and in Baltimore, 87 percent..............
Then there is the second contest in which the Catholic schools beat the public schools: Teaching values. Public schools generally teach secular left-wing values — that, in some instances, cannot be reconciled with the laws of nature and nature's God, whom the Founders invoked when they created this republic............To Read More......
Then there is the second contest in which the Catholic schools beat the public schools: Teaching values. Public schools generally teach secular left-wing values — that, in some instances, cannot be reconciled with the laws of nature and nature's God, whom the Founders invoked when they created this republic............To Read More......
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