Give Mississippi a break. They just rose to 9th overall in literacy rates among 4th graders, which is a jump from 43rd in 2013 and currently higher than the state of New York
That’s cool and all, but knowing Mississippians, fourth grade is as high as they’re getting
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Anonymous#316w
Whatever floats your boat man
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Anonymous#116w
Apparently wanting to confirm a statistic makes someone a smartass
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Anonymous#216w
It could’ve just been as easily confirmed by looking up “Mississippi literacy rates 2025”
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Anonymous#216w
But because it’s so unfathomable to you that it couldn’t be doing well, you had to demand a source
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Anonymous#116w
Could*
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Anonymous#116w
A win is a win but that doesn’t change how far they lag behind in so many other socioeconomic categories. Growing in a subset of a category isn’t earth shaking in the larger need to get over the other side of the canyon they’re in.
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AnonymousOP16w
Nobody said it’s earth shaking, I just said give them a break lmfao. “A win is a win, but it’s actually not a win” is what you’re saying here.
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Anonymous16w
source on my nuts soyboy
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Anonymous#116w
Are you from Mississippi per chance? I just picked a random state I tend to see a lot of people commenting from that say stuff like I mentioned in my post.
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AnonymousOP16w
Nah I’m from Colorado
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Anonymous#116w
Mmmppgh.,,
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Anonymous#116w
bro's best and only stat pull was 4th grade literacy 💀
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Anonymous#616w
Yeah…that’s huge for Mississippi…that’s been my entire point
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Anonymous#616w
Have you SEEN these elementary school scores? These kids are fucking stupid out here
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Anonymous#116w
As an Alabamian, I’m proud of neighbors in Mississippi. They’ve been eying to improve and it’s caused us to as well (since we can’t be below them duh)