Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our 8th graders math result different from reading, without giving the categories of the test that where standards were met and not met? What is going on?

It looks like the reading is an SOL and the math is Math Inventory 3.1, which doesn't track with the other math inventories? End of year score for 8th grade is supposed to be 1001Q Q and above, and we are above that, but not in the 1700s like some people here (and it's not end of year yet). Is there a key for this somewhere?

Googling shows this result for Math Inventory 3.1, which seems to provide a better explanation for my 8th grader's result of 1105Q than these other charts: https://sbcobbstor.blob.core.windows.net/media/WWWCobb/fgg/4441/Math%20Inventory%203.1%20%20Overview%20for%20Parents.pdf Still not sure why we got this test for math instead of the one for reading that breaks out the different proficiencies by topic.

Anonymous wrote:Why is our 8th graders math result different from reading, without giving the categories of the test that where standards were met and not met? What is going on?

It looks like the reading is an SOL and the math is Math Inventory 3.1, which doesn't track with the other math inventories? End of year score for 8th grade is supposed to be 1001Q Q and above, and we are above that, but not in the 1700s like some people here (and it's not end of year yet). Is there a key for this somewhere?

Why is our 8th graders math result different from reading, without giving the categories of the test that where standards were met and not met? What is going on?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s for 2021

I double dog dare you to find a better data table.

The test is different than any 2021 test. 21-22 test was only given in the beginning of the year and was based upon the PREVIOUS year standards

22-23 is based on the CURRENT year standards and given fall, winter, and spring (SOL)

VDOE has not given us any benchmarks or interpretive data until the scores are in (you can see the data from the fall test, including averages). This information is not yet available for the winter test.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s for 2021

I double dog dare you to find a better data table.

NP.

Ha! I am sure I could not find a better one. But I don't understand how DS's scores fit into this chart. He is in fifth and got scaled scores of 1670 for math and 1697 for reading. I think according to this chart that puts him in a 9th grade level for math and reading but that seems unlikely.

Regardless, I appreciate your posting the link!

Yes. My 5th grader with dyslexia is scored in the 7th grade range in math and literacy..so either the bar is very low or the scale will be re-scaled when they release the '23 numbers three years from now.

+1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s for 2021

I double dog dare you to find a better data table.

On this page, current year
https://www.lcps.org/Page/237244

Congrats to Loudon. Better than APS, FFC, and Alex and some random county I found down south.

A better place to look is the fall 2022 growth assessment scaled score explanation for quartiles. They haven't released winter yet. My 5th grader is not doing as well as the previous posters 4th grader etc.
https://www.doe.virginia.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/39638/638067025869100000

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s for 2021

I double dog dare you to find a better data table.

On this page, current year
https://www.lcps.org/Page/237244

Anonymous wrote:My 4th grader got 1700’s in both math and reading. I know he is advanced but I don’t think he is “off the chart” advanced.

Same for us

My 4th grader got 1700’s in both math and reading. I know he is advanced but I don’t think he is “off the chart” advanced.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s for 2021

I double dog dare you to find a better data table.

NP.

Ha! I am sure I could not find a better one. But I don't understand how DS's scores fit into this chart. He is in fifth and got scaled scores of 1670 for math and 1697 for reading. I think according to this chart that puts him in a 9th grade level for math and reading but that seems unlikely.

Regardless, I appreciate your posting the link!

Yes. My 5th grader with dyslexia is scored in the 7th grade range in math and literacy..so either the bar is very low or the scale will be re-scaled when they release the '23 numbers three years from now.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s for 2021

I double dog dare you to find a better data table.

NP.

Ha! I am sure I could not find a better one. But I don't understand how DS's scores fit into this chart. He is in fifth and got scaled scores of 1670 for math and 1697 for reading. I think according to this chart that puts him in a 9th grade level for math and reading but that seems unlikely.

Regardless, I appreciate your posting the link!

Anonymous wrote:That’s for 2021

I double dog dare you to find a better data table.

That’s for 2021

https://www.baconsrebellion.com/app/uploads/2022/09/hurt4.png

This should be a data chart for interpretation of that 4 digit number that's in your parent vue.