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Dr. Joka is the principal at Emery Middle School. She is looking at her eighth-grade students' results from her state's standardized test. She needs to locate the NAEP results for eighth grade, as well, in order to complete her analysis. Why? The NAEP is a federally funded after-school program that has the goal of bringing all students up to proficiency levels in core subjects.

NAEP is a rival school system and she wants to make sure her students fared better.

The NAEP is an international test that her students will need to take in ninth grade.

NAEP results are used as a sort of national control group or standard that local schools and districts can use to compare against their students' scores.

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