You can view here the results for the NAEP for urban districts, known as TUDA, or Trial Urban District Assessments.
Five districts volunteered to take the NAEP in 2002.
Since then, the number has grown to 21 districts.
Test scores have generally risen, though not in all districts and not at the same rate.
Demographics affects the scores, not surprisingly.
Watch for changes over time in the proportion of high-poverty students.
As a New Yorker, I was very interested in the progress of what was once known as the “New York City miracle.” It disappeared.
On NAEP TUDA 2013, there was no “New York City miracle.” For almost every group and grade, scores have been stagnant since 2007. This year, the only group that saw a gain was white students in eighth grade. Black students and Hispanic students in fourth and eighth grades saw no gains at all. Black and…
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