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Grade Test Performance Analysis: Math Improvement and High ELA Mastery

Analyzing math and ELA performance improvement trends for 1st-time test takers in 4th and 8th grade, highlighting successes and challenges in achieving mastery levels. Explore the data from 2007 to 2008, noting disparities in high school outcome trends compared to K-8 levels.

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Grade Test Performance Analysis: Math Improvement and High ELA Mastery

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  1. May 10, 2007 May 6, 2008

  2. 4th Grade: Basic & Above ELA and Math Improvement1st Time Test Takers

  3. 8th Grade: Basic & AboveELA and Math Improvement 1st Time Test Takers

  4. GEE: Approaching Basic and Above1 Up, 1 Down, 2 Even1st Time Test Takers

  5. GEE: Basic and Above2 Up, 2 Down1st Time Test Takers

  6. High Stakes TestingPercent Failing 4th gradefirst-time test takers

  7. High Stakes TestingPercent Failing 8th Gradefirst-time test takers

  8. Summary • 4th and 8th grade • Math continues to improve • 4 points improvement at grades 4 and 8 Basic and above • ELA shows higher performance • 4th grade ELA- 27% Mastery and Above; 71% Basic and Above • High Schools: • Over time (2005 to 2008), not seeing the same improvement K-8 has experienced

  9. QUESTIONS?

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