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Wednesday, June 12, 2024
Florida ranks fifth in the country for education based on an annual report released Monday, June 10 by The Annie E. Casey Foundation. The annual KIDS COUNT Data Book measures child welfare in each state in the country. According to its latest analysis, Florida ranks number five when it comes to education. Foundation Director Lisa Hamilton said that's because Florida kids outperform the other states when it comes to math and reading proficiency, and the number of students graduating on time. "So while there might be lots of conversation in [Florida] about what the curriculum is or what's actually happening in the classroom, what it suggests is that Florida is doing a good job of keeping its eye on the ball of making sure that its children hit these particular milestones," Hamilton said. |
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