
Statewide school test scores released Wednesday show students are performing about the same on math and reading tests as in previous years. More than 90 percent of students in the class of 2014 passed graduation tests, the same as last year. But about 1,900 schools in Washington -- or 88 percent -- are not meeting adequate yearly progress under federal standards, and are considered failing. The state must comply with federal No Child Left Behind standards this year after losing its waiver.
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