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Stanford's Educational Opportunity Project, linked with NAEP, shows third- to eighth-grade math and reading scores have declined over the past decade. The Times provides a district-by-district lookup for changes since 2015, with exclusions for states and districts lacking data (e.g., New York); where 2015 data are missing, baseline scores come from the 2014–2016 average to enable cross-district comparisons.
The Pennsylvania high school football scores from November 3, 2023, include various matchups and playoff games across different districts, with notable results including Berks Catholic defeating Hamburg 40-21, Fleetwood winning over Shamokin 42-41 in overtime, and Malvern Prep beating Germantown Academy 38-10. Other notable scores include Danville's 55-7 victory over Athens in Class 3A playoffs, and Northwest Area's 36-30 win against Bucktail in Class 1A playoffs.
Economic activity in the Federal Reserve Districts remained stable or showed slight declines. Consumer spending was mixed, with differences in prices and product offerings. Labor markets continued to improve, with slight increases in overall employment and easing labor market tightness. Prices increased at a modest pace, with input cost increases slowing for manufacturers but rising for service sector firms. Retail sales grew modestly, while tourism activity varied across Districts. Overall, the outlook for economic growth was subdued, with expectations of slight growth in the coming months.
Pottawattamie County residents participated in a special election to determine how they will elect their county Board of Supervisors. The ballot included three options: Plan 1 maintains the current system, Plan 2 divides the county into five districts with all residents voting for supervisors from each district, and Plan 3 also divides the county into five districts but restricts voting to the candidate in each individual district. The unofficial results show that Plan 1 received 5,224 votes, Plan 2 received 545 votes, and Plan 3 received 2,357 votes. The specific districts have yet to be determined, but if Plan 2 or 3 pass, Council Bluffs will be divided into four districts, with one district including parts of the county adjacent to Council Bluffs.
The unofficial results of the Monroe County primaries have been released, with winners advancing to the November election. Notable winners include Kristine Demo-Vazquez and Maroun Ajaka for Family Court, Virginia McIntyre for Legislature 4th District, Rachel Barnhart for Legislature 17th District, and Santos Cruz for Legislature 21st District. Other winners include Mercedes Simmons for Legislature 22nd District, Carolyn Hoffman for Legislature 25th District, and LaShay Harris for Rochester City Council South.