‘False Hope’: Why NJ high schoolers aren’t ready for college
Nearly 40% of New Jersey high school graduates lack basic proficiency in high school-level mathematics, raising significant concerns about their readiness for higher education. Despite earning diplomas, many students are entering college underprepared for the academic rigor required at the post-secondary level. This discrepancy suggests a widening gap between state graduation standards and the actual skills needed for college success.
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