Its march and no MCAP scores still

[Anonymous]

We (finally!) got our current 5th grader's results today. Barely got them back before taking them agains this year ....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We (finally!) got our current 5th grader's results today. Barely got them back before taking them agains this year ....

Yay!!! Which elementary school? What do the overall results look like? Are the really that terrible?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We (finally!) got our current 5th grader's results today. Barely got them back before taking them agains this year ....

Yay!!! Which elementary school? What do the overall results look like? Are the really that terrible?

We are at CCES. Here are the results for 4th grade 2022 MCAP included with the report:

ELA:
MD average 748
MCPS average 751
CCES average: 764 (keep in mind CCES has a regional CES for 4th)

Overall scoring legend:

Level 1 (begining learner) 650-724 -->13% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner) 725-749 --> 41% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner) 750-778 --> 41% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner) 779-850 --> 6% of MD students

Subscores - ELA

Reading:
(assessed on scale of 10-90; 50 is considered proficient):
MD average 49
MCPS average 51
CCES average 58

Writing:
(assessed on a scale of 10-60; 35 is considered proficient)
MD average 31
MCPS average 32
CCES average 37

Math

MD average: 739
MCPS average: 744
CCES average: 757

Scoring legend:

Level 1 (beginning learner): 650-724 --> 27% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner): 725-749 --> 45% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner): 750-777 --> 24% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner): 778-850 --> 4% of MD students

(no subscores reported)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We (finally!) got our current 5th grader's results today. Barely got them back before taking them agains this year ....

Yay!!! Which elementary school? What do the overall results look like? Are the really that terrible?

We are at CCES. Here are the results for 4th grade 2022 MCAP included with the report:

ELA:
MD average 748
MCPS average 751
CCES average: 764 (keep in mind CCES has a regional CES for 4th)

Overall scoring legend:

Level 1 (begining learner) 650-724 -->13% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner) 725-749 --> 41% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner) 750-778 --> 41% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner) 779-850 --> 6% of MD students

Subscores - ELA

Reading:
(assessed on scale of 10-90; 50 is considered proficient):
MD average 49
MCPS average 51
CCES average 58

Writing:
(assessed on a scale of 10-60; 35 is considered proficient)
MD average 31
MCPS average 32
CCES average 37

Math

MD average: 739
MCPS average: 744
CCES average: 757

Scoring legend:

Level 1 (beginning learner): 650-724 --> 27% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner): 725-749 --> 45% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner): 750-777 --> 24% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner): 778-850 --> 4% of MD students

(no subscores reported)

Thank you so much! My kid is also at cces. I just checked the mail after reading your post. Got the scores!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We (finally!) got our current 5th grader's results today. Barely got them back before taking them agains this year ....

Yay!!! Which elementary school? What do the overall results look like? Are the really that terrible?

We are at CCES. Here are the results for 4th grade 2022 MCAP included with the report:

ELA:
MD average 748
MCPS average 751
CCES average: 764 (keep in mind CCES has a regional CES for 4th)

Overall scoring legend:

Level 1 (begining learner) 650-724 -->13% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner) 725-749 --> 41% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner) 750-778 --> 41% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner) 779-850 --> 6% of MD students

Subscores - ELA

Reading:
(assessed on scale of 10-90; 50 is considered proficient):
MD average 49
MCPS average 51
CCES average 58

Writing:
(assessed on a scale of 10-60; 35 is considered proficient)
MD average 31
MCPS average 32
CCES average 37

Math

MD average: 739
MCPS average: 744
CCES average: 757

Scoring legend:

Level 1 (beginning learner): 650-724 --> 27% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner): 725-749 --> 45% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner): 750-777 --> 24% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner): 778-850 --> 4% of MD students

(no subscores reported)

Their scoring legend still seems slightly off, but I guess they'll work that out in time. Nevertheless, glad to see that MCPS continues to outpace the state.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We (finally!) got our current 5th grader's results today. Barely got them back before taking them agains this year ....

Yay!!! Which elementary school? What do the overall results look like? Are the really that terrible?

We are at CCES. Here are the results for 4th grade 2022 MCAP included with the report:

ELA:
MD average 748
MCPS average 751
CCES average: 764 (keep in mind CCES has a regional CES for 4th)

Overall scoring legend:

Level 1 (begining learner) 650-724 -->13% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner) 725-749 --> 41% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner) 750-778 --> 41% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner) 779-850 --> 6% of MD students

Subscores - ELA

Reading:
(assessed on scale of 10-90; 50 is considered proficient):
MD average 49
MCPS average 51
CCES average 58

Writing:
(assessed on a scale of 10-60; 35 is considered proficient)
MD average 31
MCPS average 32
CCES average 37

Math

MD average: 739
MCPS average: 744
CCES average: 757

Scoring legend:

Level 1 (beginning learner): 650-724 --> 27% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner): 725-749 --> 45% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner): 750-777 --> 24% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner): 778-850 --> 4% of MD students

(no subscores reported)

Their scoring legend still seems slightly off, but I guess they'll work that out in time. Nevertheless, glad to see that MCPS continues to outpace the state.

The scores aren’t terrible at all. Wonder why they were sitting on them for so long… unless they fudged the scores a bit 🤔

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We (finally!) got our current 5th grader's results today. Barely got them back before taking them agains this year ....

Yay!!! Which elementary school? What do the overall results look like? Are the really that terrible?

We are at CCES. Here are the results for 4th grade 2022 MCAP included with the report:

ELA:
MD average 748
MCPS average 751
CCES average: 764 (keep in mind CCES has a regional CES for 4th)

Overall scoring legend:

Level 1 (begining learner) 650-724 -->13% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner) 725-749 --> 41% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner) 750-778 --> 41% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner) 779-850 --> 6% of MD students

Subscores - ELA

Reading:
(assessed on scale of 10-90; 50 is considered proficient):
MD average 49
MCPS average 51
CCES average 58

Writing:
(assessed on a scale of 10-60; 35 is considered proficient)
MD average 31
MCPS average 32
CCES average 37

Math

MD average: 739
MCPS average: 744
CCES average: 757

Scoring legend:

Level 1 (beginning learner): 650-724 --> 27% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner): 725-749 --> 45% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner): 750-777 --> 24% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner): 778-850 --> 4% of MD students

(no subscores reported)

Their scoring legend still seems slightly off, but I guess they'll work that out in time. Nevertheless, glad to see that MCPS continues to outpace the state.

The scores aren’t terrible at all. Wonder why they were sitting on them for so long… unless they fudged the scores a bit 🤔

Thanks, Q.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We (finally!) got our current 5th grader's results today. Barely got them back before taking them agains this year ....

Yay!!! Which elementary school? What do the overall results look like? Are the really that terrible?

We are at CCES. Here are the results for 4th grade 2022 MCAP included with the report:

ELA:
MD average 748
MCPS average 751
CCES average: 764 (keep in mind CCES has a regional CES for 4th)

Overall scoring legend:

Level 1 (begining learner) 650-724 -->13% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner) 725-749 --> 41% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner) 750-778 --> 41% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner) 779-850 --> 6% of MD students

Subscores - ELA

Reading:
(assessed on scale of 10-90; 50 is considered proficient):
MD average 49
MCPS average 51
CCES average 58

Writing:
(assessed on a scale of 10-60; 35 is considered proficient)
MD average 31
MCPS average 32
CCES average 37

Math

MD average: 739
MCPS average: 744
CCES average: 757

Scoring legend:

Level 1 (beginning learner): 650-724 --> 27% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner): 725-749 --> 45% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner): 750-777 --> 24% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner): 778-850 --> 4% of MD students

(no subscores reported)

Their scoring legend still seems slightly off, but I guess they'll work that out in time. Nevertheless, glad to see that MCPS continues to outpace the state.

The scores aren’t terrible at all. Wonder why they were sitting on them for so long… unless they fudged the scores a bit 🤔

It's a new test so they probably need to analyze the data and come up with the scoring.

[Anonymous]

I received my current 4th grader's today, and the results look more or less the same as I remember from my pre-covid older child. Certainly not catastrophically bad for a group of kids who were remote for part of 1st and most of 2nd.

School average 761 in ELA, and 758 in math.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I received my current 4th grader's today, and the results look more or less the same as I remember from my pre-covid older child. Certainly not catastrophically bad for a group of kids who were remote for part of 1st and most of 2nd.

School average 761 in ELA, and 758 in math.

Turns out remote kids where the schools were concerned about the welfare and safety of students and teachers did no worse than those that opened. The best explanation was the stress of the pandemic made things hard for everyone. Was tired of this myth about remote anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I received my current 4th grader's today, and the results look more or less the same as I remember from my pre-covid older child. Certainly not catastrophically bad for a group of kids who were remote for part of 1st and most of 2nd.

School average 761 in ELA, and 758 in math.

Turns out remote kids where the schools were concerned about the welfare and safety of students and teachers did no worse than those that opened. The best explanation was the stress of the pandemic made things hard for everyone. Was tired of this myth about remote anyway.

Definitely the case for high performers who supplemented. The results for kids whose parents didn't have the resources or time to do that were not the same.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I received my current 4th grader's today, and the results look more or less the same as I remember from my pre-covid older child. Certainly not catastrophically bad for a group of kids who were remote for part of 1st and most of 2nd.

School average 761 in ELA, and 758 in math.

Turns out remote kids where the schools were concerned about the welfare and safety of students and teachers did no worse than those that opened. The best explanation was the stress of the pandemic made things hard for everyone. Was tired of this myth about remote anyway.

Definitely the case for high performers who supplemented. The results for kids whose parents didn't have the resources or time to do that were not the same.

You misunderstood. Kids where schools opened did just as badly as kids who were remote. Florida schools had similar learning loss to Moco.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We (finally!) got our current 5th grader's results today. Barely got them back before taking them agains this year ....

Yay!!! Which elementary school? What do the overall results look like? Are the really that terrible?

We are at CCES. Here are the results for 4th grade 2022 MCAP included with the report:

ELA:
MD average 748
MCPS average 751
CCES average: 764 (keep in mind CCES has a regional CES for 4th)

Overall scoring legend:

Level 1 (begining learner) 650-724 -->13% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner) 725-749 --> 41% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner) 750-778 --> 41% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner) 779-850 --> 6% of MD students

Subscores - ELA

Reading:
(assessed on scale of 10-90; 50 is considered proficient):
MD average 49
MCPS average 51
CCES average 58

Writing:
(assessed on a scale of 10-60; 35 is considered proficient)
MD average 31
MCPS average 32
CCES average 37

Math

MD average: 739
MCPS average: 744
CCES average: 757

Scoring legend:

Level 1 (beginning learner): 650-724 --> 27% of MD students
Level 2 (developing learner): 725-749 --> 45% of MD students
Level 3 (proficient learner): 750-777 --> 24% of MD students
Level 4 (distinguished learner): 778-850 --> 4% of MD students

(no subscores reported)

Their scoring legend still seems slightly off, but I guess they'll work that out in time. Nevertheless, glad to see that MCPS continues to outpace the state.

The scores aren’t terrible at all. Wonder why they were sitting on them for so long… unless they fudged the scores a bit 🤔

Shhh more complaining please!

[Anonymous]

I'm still waiting on my kid's scores!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm still waiting on my kid's scores!

I don’t get why MCPS didn’t upload them all to ParentVue once they received the electronic version in Jan. Everyone already knows the results are bad.