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The state芒聙聶s education superintendent says a substantial number of third graders have failed Ohio芒聙聶s reading test and are in jeopardy of being held back because they don芒聙聶t meet state standards. Education Superintendent Richard Ross will release detailed third-grade test results Friday. He said earlier this week that a third of third-graders taking the Ohio Achievement Assessment test failed to reach the proficiency standard. Under a new state law a student must score at least 392 on the test. If not, he or she is ineligible to move on to the fourth grade. The achievement assessment test is given at least twice a year 芒聙聯 once in the fall and again in the spring. An education department spokesman says fall results typically 芒聙聹are not great芒聙? but they always improve in the spring because the student has had several more months of instruction. Ohio Achievement Assessment results will be posted on the state education department website.