Michigan test scores fall to new lows despite increased spending
- Michigan students scored the lowest ever on standardized tests despite the state spending historically high amounts on education.
- State Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko said more work is needed, especially in improving reading skills.
- In 2026, 61.8% of third-graders scored below proficient on Michigan's English language arts M-STEP exam.
- On average, only 39.84% of students in grades 3-7 were advanced or proficient in English language arts according to M-STEP results.
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Michigan test scores fall to new lows despite increased spending - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – Recently released test results show new lows for Michigan students on standardized exams, even as the state continues to spend historic amounts on education. State Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko said more work is needed—especially on reading. “It will take continued hard work from everyone and a strong Students First approach to improve student achievement across Michigan,” Maleyko said. “That means we must emphasize te…
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Michigan test scores fall to new lows despite increased spending
(The Center Square) – Recently released test results show new lows for Michigan students on standardized exams, even as the state continues to spend historic amounts on education.
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Whitmer Woes: Michigan test scores fall to new lows despite increased spending
Test found 61.8% of all third-graders scored below proficient on the state’s English language arts test.
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