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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They probably didn’t mention the other scores because they are already so high so actually didn’t show improvement - they simply maintained status quo. For example, the pass rate for grade 4 math in 2022-2023 was already at 97%. Grade 6 math in 2022-2023 was already 95%. Whereas for Grade 5 math in 2022-2023, it was only 88%. So moving to 96% pass rate this year in Grade 5 math was huge. The newsletter simply highlighted the improved scores which is quite an accomplishment. But go on with your nonsense. [/quote]

If the pass rate was 88 percent in Grade 5 in 22-23 they should be looking at 6th grade math this year to see improvement. Not comparing two different groups of kids. -teacher[/quote]

That’s not how they look at the SOL data and you’d know it if you were actually a teacher. They do not look to see if there is an improvement in a specific cohort as the teachers change for the cohort every year. They look at the grade level data and they use that to determine what changes they need to make at grade level in their instruction.

I wonder what you’d be saying if the scores went down?

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I am a teacher. You have to look at the group of kids. You can have a very high group of kids one year and a low the next. If you look at the year before they stated the pass rate was 97 percent. So having something similar in fifth is expected. I just finished a year where the grade level had a history of poor performance due to ESL, SPED and severe behaviors. I can’t compare the year before SOL grades because it was a totally different group of kids. [/quote]

That makes a lot of sense. [/quote]

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