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According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NEAP) which administers those required standardized tests across the nation, Massachusetts has the highest test scores, and has for years. Vermont is number 2 and Mississippi is last on the list. Texas comes in at 35th and Alabama at 45th.
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