Trump claims that thanks to Republicans, Mississippi's schools are "among the best ranked in the nation"
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Trump claims that thanks to Republicans, Mississippi's schools are "among the best ranked in the nation"
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So many of the comments laughing at Mississippi are based on outdated perceptions. Mississippi has greatly improved its schools. Not the best in the nation, but it's a very laudable achievement. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mississ...
That was then. Mississippi reading scores have greatly improved. DJT should use the same system on himself. www.pbs.org/newshour/edu...
'Public School Ranking by State · Lowest · Mississippi' If Trump says it the opposite is true. bsky.app/profile/atru...
Trump claims that thanks to Republicans, Mississippi's schools are "among the best ranked in the nation"
For years the unofficial Arkansas state motto was "Thank God we're not Mississippi" but to give Mississippi some props, they have made some big improvements in their educational achievement scores over the past decade, which is why the NEW unofficial Arkansas motto is "Thank God we're not Oklahoma."
Check it out, Mississippi achievement scores improved dramatically. They are now tanked 16, West Virginia and New Mexico are among the worst. www.gse.harvard.edu/ideas/edcast...
please have some shame. bsky.app/profile/dany...
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Why wouldn't it be? It's a summary of an article by Wallethub, as we can see on the screenshot. AI is perfectly capable of doing that, and if you want to make sure it's true, you click the link and you read the article to see if the numbers are right. Their methodology and sources are listed.
Trump had nothing to do with it, but it is true. Mississippi ranked 16 nationwide for grades k-8 in 2025-26. www.pbs.org/newshour/amp...