November 28, 2024 - 14:07
The Nebraska Department of Education has reaffirmed its commitment to improving literacy and addressing chronic absenteeism as key priorities for the upcoming school year. In a recent announcement, the agency shared the assessment and accountability results for the 2023-24 academic year, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by students and schools.
Literacy remains a critical focus, with the department emphasizing the need for effective strategies to boost reading and writing skills among students of all ages. The agency recognizes that strong literacy skills are foundational to academic success and are essential for lifelong learning.
Additionally, chronic absenteeism has emerged as a significant concern, impacting student performance and overall educational outcomes. The department is actively working on initiatives aimed at reducing absentee rates, ensuring that students attend school regularly and engage fully in their education.
Through these efforts, the Nebraska Department of Education aims to create a more equitable and effective educational environment, ultimately fostering greater success for all students across the state.
