The Spring 2025 assessments in New Jersey revealed that 81.3% of students passed the English language arts section of the NJ Graduate Proficiency Assessments (NJGPA), while only 58.5% were proficient in math. These assessments, conducted for 11th graders in March and for 9th graders in April, aim to evaluate students' readiness for graduation and adherence to the Student Learning Standards set by the New Jersey Department of Education. To be deemed proficient, students must score above 750 in math and English/language arts on a scale of 650 to 850. In addition, students can fulfill graduation requirements through alternative tests like the SAT or ACT if they do not pass the NJGPA. The mean scores for the Spring 2025 assessments included 745 for ninth grade English/language arts, 752 for geometry, and 736 for math in the NJGPA. These scores provide insight into the educational progress across New Jersey's public schools.