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IUSD Ranks No. 1 in California Standardized Testing

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The Irvine Unified School District (IUSD) has been ranked first in California for state standardized testing, with students exceeding average scores in Science, Mathematics, and English Language Arts. Superintendent Cassie Parham praised the community's commitment to academic excellence, emphasizing the contributions of dedicated educators, administrators, and engaged families. The CAASPP results reflect not just student performance but also the district's ongoing efforts towards continuous improvement. Parham stated that standardized tests are merely one measure of learning, yet they provide critical data for enhancing educational practices. The district aims to use these results to further strengthen teaching and learning across IUSD.

This achievement highlights the importance of collaboration among educators, families, and students in fostering a quality educational experience. IUSD's success positions it as a leader among California school districts. The recognition serves as a motivation for ongoing educational excellence in the community.

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