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A new report is highlighting just how difficult it’s been for students to bounce back after the coronavirus pandemic.

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Those test scores revealed dramatic declines in math and reading scores for the nation's fourth and eighth graders, showing how pandemic-related disruptions interrupted learning for American students.

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As with math, these declines aren't entirely the fault of the pandemic. Fourth-grade reading scores began falling years earlier, around 2015.

1. U.S. students are still nearly half a grade behind in math and reading It's been nearly five years since the pandemic first closed schools, yet students are still behind.