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Greenwich schools post best-ever English and math scores on state assessments

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By Ignacio Laguarda Verified, Patrick McCaslin, Patrick Mccaslin
| Greenwich Time Verified
The Greenwich school district posted its best-ever test scores in English and math on a statewide assessment for 2025-26. Above, students arrive by bus at the new Central Middle School in Greenwich on the first day of school on August 28, 2026. Arnold Gold/Hearst Connecticut Media GREENWICH — Last school year was a banner year for Greenwich Public Schools, as the district’s students reached new high water marks in English and math proficiency on state standardized tests.
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Stamford student test scores improve in English and math, but remain below CT averages, data shows

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By Ignacio Laguarda Verified, Patrick McCaslin, Patrick Mccaslin
| CT Insider Verified
STAMFORD — The Stamford school district’s most recent state assessment scores showed a relatively stable performance across English, math and science tests when compared with the previous school year. State data released Monday shows that the percentage of Stamford students who met or exceeded the standard in English language arts in the Smarter Balanced Assessment increased slightly from 36.4% in the 2024-25 school year to 36.7% in the 2025-26 school year.
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Stamford student test scores improve in English and math, but remain below CT averages, data shows

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By Ignacio Laguarda Verified, Patrick McCaslin, Patrick Mccaslin
| The Norwalk Hour Verified
According to new data, Stamford state test scores improved in English and math in 2025-26 but remain well below Connecticut averages. Above, a bus with students pulls up on  the first day of school at Westover Magnet School in Stamford on August 25, 2026. Arnold Gold/Hearst Connecticut Media STAMFORD — The Stamford school district’s most recent state assessment scores showed a relatively stable performance across English, math and science tests when compared with the previous school year.
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