2017-2018 PARCC results
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Data all posted on this page
https://osse.dc.gov/node/1348731 |
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More digestible format for school by school, grade level and subgroups here
http://results.osse.dc.gov/ |
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| Anything startling? Seems similar to past few years. |
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| It is up overall. Seems like ELA went up at many schools. |
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| ITS is doing something right |
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Proud to see Banneker did very well  #formeralumna
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Top charters for grades 3-8 in Math and ELA via https://www.dcpcsb.org/evaluating/parcc
ELA (% proficient + advanced) BASIS MS 72.1 (5-8th) Washington Latin MS 65.5 (5-8th) LAMB 59.7 (3-5) YY 59 (3-5) ITS 576 (3-8th) DCI 57 (6-8th) DC Prep 51.5 KIPP Lead 49.2 (3-5) KIPP Promise 48.1 (3-5) KIPP Heights 46.9 (3-5) |
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Top charters for grades 3-8 in ELA
KIPP DC - Promise Academy PCS 73.5 KIPP DC - Lead Academy PCS 69.7 KIPP DC - Heights Academy PCS 67.3 BASIS DC PCS 66.7 KIPP DC - Spring Academy PCS 61.1 Washington Yu Ying PCS 58.9 DC Prep PCS - Edgewood Middle School 55.2 DC Prep PCS - Edgewood Elementary School 52.0 KIPP DC - Quest Academy PCS 51.5 Washington Latin PCS - Middle School 49.0 |
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Massive white/black student achievement gap at Deal
White 90/83 4+ Black 57/38 4+ Latino 61/42 4+ |
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Wow ITS! |
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Washington Post story on city-wide results leads with slight achievement gap closure in ELA.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/dc-inches-toward-closing-achievement-gap-in-english-test-scores-show/2018/08/16/4347b138-a164-11e8-8e87-c869fe70a721_story.html?utm_term=.14401e655a5f "The District’s public schools are making modest strides closing the vast achievement gap between white students and students of color, according to test results released Thursday that show the chasm narrowing on the English language arts exam. The achievement gap has frustrated educators, parents and students for decades, and the standardized test results for the 2017-2018 school year show the persistence of the problem: Even as the gap closed in English, it widened slightly in math, with improvements among white students outpacing gains by black and Hispanic students. In announcing the results, city leaders celebrated improvements by students in every ward and across all races and income levels on their English and math tests. But they warned that significant progress is still needed: Despite the overall improvement in scores, only about one-third of students met expectations on their math and English exams. ..." |
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| Wow, Ludlow seems to have really consolidated its gains! 72 ELA is legit, and 51 Math is a big improvement. Seems like it’s just getting better and better... |
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| yay for Eaton! |
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| What are the top 10 DCPS (3-8) for ELA and Math? |
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Look folks this isn't rocket science the richer/whiter the school the higher the scores..... next |