DPS test scores improved, but disturbingly confirm persistent inequalities (Opinion)

News Source : The Denver Post
News Summary
- Denver Public Schools recently released state assessment scores for around 55,000 students who participated in CMAS and SAT testing.
- EDUCATE Denver: We are not making a “real difference” for most of our kids as 65% of students are Black or Hispanic.
- Unless DPS can radically accelerate growth rates for historically underserved students, the nearly 50 point achievement gap between white students and students of color will only expand, they say.
- The district set strategic targets for minority student subgroups between 10 and 20 points higher than those actually achieved.
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