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Reply to "MCPS boasts about 54.9% 3rd ELA proficiency rate in latest MCAP results"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Another look at MCAP results from another source: https://wtop.com/maryland/2024/08/maryland-test-results-show-small-gains-nagging-achievement-gaps-among-demographic-groups/ MCPS claims we're beating state averages, which I guess might be true, but when you roll up all the grade levels and the results, here's how things shake out by Math: [img]https://marylandmatters.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/MSDE-Math-map-of-school-districts-8-27-2024.jpg[/img] Carroll, Worcester and Howard County Public Schools outperformed MCPS in math. [img]https://marylandmatters.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/MSDE-ELA-map-of-school-districts-8-27-2023.jpg[/img] For ELA, it's worse. Harford, Queen Anne's, Frederick, Calvert, Howard, Carroll, Worcester all outperformed MCPS in ELA.[/quote] Well that test is seriously flawed if no jurisdiction can score over 50% on the math portion. Even on the ELA, the scores are not great for anyone. Something is not right with that test. [/quote] Or maybe our system is not doing its job? The MCAP is not the only proof point that says our kids are not reading and doing math at proficiency levels that previous generations were capable of doing.[/quote]
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