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Suburban schools improve, but not enough

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Suburban schools did better on state assessments this year but not by much.

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Suburban schools did better on state assessments this year but not by much. A Daily Herald analysis shows that 57 percent of suburban schools got more kids to meet state standards this year. On average, suburban math scores saw a slight increase of half a percentage point, while reading scores stayed relatively flat, rising by a tenth of a percentage point.

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