Research indicates that most students
lose reading proficiency during the summer recess, with students from low - income households losing several months of academic growth.
Not exact matches
According to research, most students
lose two months of math
proficiency during summer break — almost a full quarter of the school year — and kids in poverty also
lose two months of
reading.
Teachers and schools districts are also clamoring for changes to the No Child Left Behind program that seeks to raise educational standards by forcing schools to reach 100 percent
proficiency in
reading and math tests by 2014 or
lose funding.