Lackluster literacy scores in Sacramento following pandemic
Sacramento County’s English scores remain below pre-pandemic levels, as teachers report students struggling with longer texts. Natomas Unified is expanding lite... Students in Sacramento continue to struggle with English and literacy, a sign of the perils of new technology. About 46% of tested Sacramento County public school students met English language arts standards on end-of-grade tests in 2025-26, up slightly from the previous year but down about three percentage points from 2018-19, according to state data. Experts say students can understand audio and simple pieces of work, but with longer texts, they often struggle to grasp concepts fully and understand broader themes. Dr. Robyn Castillo, Superintendent of Natomas Unified School District, said the changes in scores were due to the introduction of electronic classrooms and changes in teaching methods.
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Students at local schools continue to struggle with English and literacy, a remnant of covid lockdowns and a possible indication of the perils of new technology.
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