The percentage of first-time college students assigned to remedial education before embarking on college courses continues to drop, according to Read the full release.  

PARCA believes in the importance of a strong public education system in improving the lives of Alabamians. A population that Read the full release.  

The latest statistics from the Alabama Commission on Higher Education (ACHE) show that Alabama high schools are making progress in Read the full release.  

Alabama public high schools produced more graduates in 2014 than they produced the previous year, and more of them enrolled Read the full release.  

As graduation approaches for the Class of 2023, there’s new data available allowing us to look back on last spring’s Read the full release.  

In Alabama and across the country, average scores on the ACT, the widely-used college readiness test, dropped for the pandemic-plagued Read the full release.  

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Despite the disruptions of the pandemic, Alabama high school graduates who entered college in 2020 were less likely to be Read the full release.