Recommended Podcast: NEPC Interviews Andrew Ho About NAEP & the Federal Role in Education Assessment

The National Education Policy Center, based at the University of Colorado, has an excellent education podcast that shares the latest information about education policy and research. This March 18th, 2025, episode shared interesting facts about the NAEP assessment and why education data plays a vital role in education policy decisions.

The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) is a nationwide assessment administered in the United States that measures student performance in various subjects, including mathematics, reading, science, and writing. Often referred to as the “Nation’s Report Card,” NAEP provides critical data on student achievement across different states and demographic groups, allowing for comparisons over time and among various educational systems. Established in 1969, NAEP is conducted periodically and plays a vital role in informing policymakers, educators, and the public about the state of education in the country.

NEPC Talks Education: An Interview With Andrew Ho About NAEP and the Federal Role in Education Assessment

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