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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Actually it looks like the 2025 numbers are available in a spreadsheet and Pyle is in here. Year--LEA--LEA Name--School--School Name--Assessment--Student Group--Tested Count--Proficient Count--Proficient Pct 2025--02--Anne Arundel--1023--Brooklyn Park Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--19--18--94.7 2025--02--Anne Arundel--2413--Severn River Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--114--100--87.7 2025--02--Anne Arundel--4283--Central Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--169--138--81.7 2025--02--Anne Arundel--6233--Monarch Academy--Algebra 1 --All Students--24--20--83.3 2025--10--Frederick--0211--West Frederick Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--35--29--82.9 2025--10--Frederick--0228--Carroll Creek Montessori Public Charter--Algebra 1 --All Students--13--12--92.3 2025--10--Frederick--0714--Windsor Knolls Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--121--*-->= 95.0 2025--10--Frederick--0716--Urbana Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--184--*-->= 95.0 2025--10--Frederick--0918--Oakdale Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--138--123--89.1 2025--10--Frederick--1301--Frederick Classical Charter--Algebra 1 --All Students--25--20--80.0 2025--10--Frederick--2606--Walkersville Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--*--*-->= 95.0 2025--13--Howard--0304--Mount View Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--202--182--90.1 2025--13--Howard--0307--Folly Quarter Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--153--137--89.5 2025--13--Howard--0405--Glenwood Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--90--74--82.2 2025--13--Howard--0518--Harpers Choice Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--55--45--81.8 2025--13--Howard--0521--Clarksville Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--170--157--92.4 2025--15--Montgomery--0428--Thomas W. Pyle Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--405--326--80.5 2025--16--Prince George's--0104--Beltsville Academy--Algebra 1 --All Students--17--16--94.1 2025--16--Prince George's--0509--Accokeek Academy--Algebra 1 --All Students--82--72--87.8 2025--17--Queen Anne's--0407--Matapeake Middle School--Algebra 1 --All Students--42--*-->= 95.0 2025--21--Washington--0201--Springfield Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--65--56--86.2 2025--21--Washington--0401--Clear Spring Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--22--20--90.9 2025--21--Washington--0602--Boonsboro Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--67--59--88.1 2025--21--Washington--0704--Smithsburg Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--55--52--94.5 2025--21--Washington--2102--Northern Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--69--57--82.6 2025--21--Washington--2501--Western Heights Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--23--19--82.6 2025--23--Worcester--0108--Pocomoke Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--12--*-->= 95.0 2025--23--Worcester--0208--Snow Hill Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--21--19--90.5 2025--23--Worcester--0308--Stephen Decatur Middle--Algebra 1 --All Students--41--*-->= 95.0 2025--30--Baltimore City--0373--Tunbridge Public Charter School--Algebra 1 --All Students--15--12--80.0 So referencing what was said in the previous thread an issue that I have with these discussions is that the attitude and mentality shouldn't be "well it's a low proficiency rate, so it's okay that my kids didn't do well" But it should be "why aren't my kids doing well and what needs to be done to help them improve" And right, you would hope and strive for schools to have 100 percent proficiency rates but looking at the data, it seems very hard and rare to do. So it goes back to knowing the expected/realistic outcomes. I consider an 80 percent proficiency rate excellent.[/quote] Just 6 years ago the proficiency rates at these schools were several points higher. While 100% may not be possible, we can absolutely do better that 80%, GMAFB. And we are just talking about White students. Math proficiency rates for Black students are in free fall. No, it's not because they are all poor - the median income for households with Black householders is $91k. How is there not more outrage about this?[/quote] This has all been talked about before: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/50/1305522.page And is nothing new and not something that everyone is happy with. But part of the question in this thread is if MCPS is really that bad where OP should be considering private school instead. And it's as mentioned in several posts, it would depend on the local school and the situation for OP's family.[/quote] It's actually okay to point out more than once that academically MCPS is going downhill. It is not true that getting more than 80% of kids proficient in math at a wealthy school is unattainable. We were able to do this just 6 years ago. And it's directly relevant to OP. OP should be aware that a sizeable minority of kids in MCPS, including White wealthy kids at Pyle and Whitman, are not doing well academically. My kid is in 1st grade in MCPS and my gratitude and admiration for her teachers knows no bounds but you bet that we are being proactive about addressing academic issues that arise at home even if the teachers are not worried (or not empowered to offer appropriate supports). Too many kids are slipping through the cracks.[/quote] One big difference we see is the lack of textbooks and teaching is very random. Students aren’t getting the curriculum they need. For AP Calc, instead of using the given textbook, we got a packet teacher or someone purchased online with just problem sets, no explanations. [/quote]
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