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COLD SPRING - The total percentage of Lower Township third and sixth grade public school students to pass the Minimum Basic Skills Test this year is up slightlyfrom last, according to test scores released last week by local school officials. The 1981-82 figures — compared to last year —

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arc up 1.15 per cent for third grade math, and 1.2 per cent for both' third and six grade reading. In sbtfh grade math, 100 per cent of the students passed both years. The indi^dual test results or ranpp of scores weren't releasM. ACCORDINCjWO STATE regulations, a student must earn at least a 65 in math and 75 in reading to pass the statewide exam given each year to students in the third, sixth, ninth and eleventh grades. Superintendent Ed Campbell said Thursday this year’s ‘improvement shows a "steady growth” in the minimum basic skills — a trend recognized in the district since he became superintendent in the rtiid-1970s. He attributed the test results both to recent upgrading of school programs and the present movement in public education back to the "basics." "Each year we update a different area of study," he said. "This year it was math." CONTINUING. THE

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superintendent indicated that he believes teaching students the skills required in taking tests is one of the most important things a school district can teach. He acknowledged that local elementary students are introduced to and given practice questions similar to those on the Minimum Basic Skills Test as part of their regular classwork. "If you’re going to take a test on a computer, are you going to practice on an abacus?," he quipped. "DISTRICT STUDENTS

should be commended for the Improvement over the last three or four years," Asst. Superintendent Jerry ^ l.ivingston told members of the school board here Wednesday. According to Mr. Livingston, 100 per cent of all third and sixth Ngraders passed the sectiolv on reading, while in math 97.4 per cent of the third and 100 per cent of the sixth graders passed. The test was administered to 154 in the third grade and 159 in the sixth.

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