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Results do not show change beyond 1-2 percentage points since last year, reinforcing the need for the Math Counts Act passed in 2025.  \nScience Advancements: Since the inclusion of science proficiency in Iowa’s new, unified school accountability system, students in 10th grade experienced strong proficiency gains, with proficiency increasing 7 percentage points from last year.  \nLong-term Results  \nELA (tested grades 3-11): Since 2019, ELA results showed an 11 percentage point increase in grade 8.  \n• Results also show a 5 percentage point increase in 4th grade, 6 percentage point increase in 6th grade, and 5 percentage point increase in 7th grade.  \nMath (tested grades 3-11): Since 2019, math results showed a 5 percentage point increase in 3rd grade, but show a 5 percentage point decrease in 9th grade.  \n• Results also show a 3 percentage point increase in 6th grade. All other grades are within 1-2 percentage points.  \nScience (tested grades 5, 8, and 10): Since 2019, science results showed a 12 percentage point increase in both 5th and 8th grade.  \n• Results also show a 3 percentage point increase in 10th grade, following recovery of declining proficiency in 2023 and 2024.  \nIowa 202 5 spring student assessment results 1  \nEnglish Language Arts (ELA) Achievement  \nSpring 2025 ELA proficiency rates, compared to spring 2024, increased in five grades (3, 4 and 8-10), stayed the same in grade 5 and decreased in three grades (6, 7 and 11) . The largest increases were in grade 3 (four percentage points) and grade 8 (three percentage points) . The largest decrease was in grade 7 (three percentage points) .  \nComparing spring 2025 results to pre-pandemic results from 2019 indicate Iowa student achievement has overall rebounded to pre-pandemic levels in ELA achievement.  \nIowa 202 5 spring student assessment results 2  \nEnglish Language Arts (ELA) results by student group  \nHowever, when broken down further, the 2025 ELA results show significant proficiency gaps between some student groups and their classmates, including students who were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch (13 to 17 percentage point difference), students with disabilities (41 to 49 percentage point difference) and English learners (44 to 58  \npercentage point difference) .  \nIowa 202 5 spring student assessment results 3  \nMath Achievement  \nSpring 2025 math proficiency rates, compared to spring 2024, increased in six grades (4 and 6-10), stayed the same in two grades (3 and 5) and decreased in grade 11. The changes were not large—no grade changed by more than two percentage points.  \nOverall, Iowa students’ math achievement proficiency rates rebounded to 2019 pre-pandemic levels.  \nIowa 202 5 spring student assessment results 4  \nMath results by student group  \nLike ELA, math results show significant proficiency gaps between some student groups and their classmates, including students who are eligible for free or reducedprice lunch (14 to 18 percentage point difference), students with disabilities (32 to 48 percentage point difference) and English learners (38 to 50 percentage point differ","cbCaidBPFilW2Jwf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidBPFilW2Jwf","pdf",3137288,"English","# Key Takeaways Since Last Year\n## Early Literacy Advancements\n## Math Needs\n## Science Advancements\n# Long-term Results\n## ELA (2019 to present)\n## Math (2019 to present)\n## Science (2019 to present)\n# ELA Achievement and Student Groups\n# Math Achievement and Student Groups\n# Science Achievement and Student Groups\n# What is the Iowa Statewide Assessment of Student Progress (ISASP)?","[{\"question\":\"What areas improved in Iowa’s Spring 2025 ISASP results?\",\"answer\":\"ELA and science showed encouraging improvements across most grade levels compared with spring 2024. Early literacy gains and science gains in tested grades were particularly strong.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is high school math identified as a continuing challenge?\",\"answer\":\"High school math proficiency rates remain much lower than earlier grade levels and show limited improvement since last year, highlighting the need for focused math support.\"},{\"question\":\"What proficiency gaps did the report highlight among student groups?\",\"answer\":\"The report describes significant gaps in ELA, math, and science for groups including students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, students with disabilities, and English learners compared with their classmates.\"}]","Iowa 2025 Spring Student Assessment Results | PDF",1792054541]