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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is the denominator? For example, if they are only reporting Math proficiency for those on-level, and leaving out accelerated students, they'd be leaving out the bulk of students by Algebra (a majority in MCPS take that before 9th grade, which is on-level from the state perspective), likely under-reporting proficiency by a considerable amount, as those more Math-capable students almost certainly would show higher rates of proficiency. [b]What is the racial breakdown by receiving services (FARMS, EML, IEP, 504) vs. not? Does the racial disparity close considerably when viewed that way?[/b] If reported, would these and other, more nuanced analyses support a different narrative, with then-different approaches to solutions, than those we tend to see being pushed?[/quote] You can explore all of this at the district and school level on the Maryland Report Card site: https://reportcard.msde.maryland.gov/ Pick your county and then your school and then drill down into the MCAP tab and you can disaggregate the data in all the ways you asked.[/quote] They don't have the new data. Only the 2023-2024 data.[/quote]
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