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The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) is the only nationally representative, continuing assessment of what America’s students know and can do in various subject areas.
The NAEP only collects information related to academic achievement and no data is reported at the district, school, or student level except in the Trial Urban District Assessment (TUDA) Districts.
NAEP guarantees the privacy of individual students, their families, and their schools. It is a survey designed to produce national and state level results; it is not a testing program for individual students or schools.
Since 1969, assessments have been conducted periodically in reading, mathematics, science, writing, history, geography, and other subject areas.
NAEP is also known as The Nation’s Report Card.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The NAEP Questions Tool
Released NAEP items can be a valuable instructional tool for teachers.
After each assessment, NAEP makes public some of the questions.
To use released items in the classroom, teachers should visit http://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard and select “Sample Questions.” |
Other Quick Links
NAEP reports are publicly available and a wide variety of data about student achievement can also be accessed through the NAEP Data Explorer. For more information about how to use the Data Explorer, click here.
NAEP assesses a representative sample of all students across the country, including those with special needs. For more information about the NAEP inclusion policy, click here.
NAEP provides information to parents and guardians, including
an overview of NAEP and why it is important. For more information, including Parents Frequently Asked
Questions, click here.
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NAEP 2010 is coming!
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US History, Geography, Civics (Grades 4, 8, 12)
Writing (Grade 4)
Computer-based Writing (Grades 8, 12)
Mathematics Special Study (Grades 4, 8)
NAEP Results for 2009
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Mathematics 2009
Grade 4 Snapsot |
Grade 8 Snapshot
Reading 2009
Expect release in Spring 2010
Science 2009
Expect release in 2010
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NAEP Results for 2008
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Arts Assessment results (Grade 8)
Long-Term Trend results
NAEP Results for 2007
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National Indian Education Study - Part II
National Indian Education Study - Part I
Reading and Mathematics results
Writing results
NAEP Results for 2005
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Click here for Science results (Grade 4)
Click here for Science results (Grade 8)
NAEP Components
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schedule of assessments
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Year |
National |
State |
Long-term Trend |
2005 |
Reading , mathematics, science
High school transcript study |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Science (4,8) |
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2006 |
U.S. history, civics
Economics |
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2007 |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Writing (8, 12) |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Writing (8) |
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2008 |
Arts (8) |
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Reading , mathematics |
2009 |
Reading
Mathematics
Science
High school transcript study |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Science (4,8) |
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2010 |
U.S. history, civics, geography |
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2011 |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Writing |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Writing (4,8) |
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2012 |
World history (12)
Foreign language (12)
Probe: technological literacy (special study) |
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Reading , mathematics |
2013 |
Reading
Mathematics
Science
High school transcript study |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Science (4,8) |
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2014 |
U.S. history, civics, geography |
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2015 |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Writing |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Writing (4,8) |
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2016 |
Arts (8) |
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Reading , Mathematics |
2017 |
Reading , Mathematics, science
High school transcript study |
Reading (4,8)
Mathematics (4,8)
Science (4,8) |
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