2012-13 Test results for individual schools
Data provided by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction gives a measure of how each school and school district fared on tests at the end of the 2012-13 school year.
Posted — UpdatedIn the data below, the “percent of students proficient” indicates the aggregate number of students in a school or school district who were able to meet or exceed performance standards on end-of-year tests.
The “federal growth expectations” column indicates how well a school did in meeting federal guidelines. They measure how much students are learning rather than their absolute mastery of a particular topic. If a school “exceeds” that standard, many students showed more academic growth than would have normally been expected within one year. Schools that “met” expectations were those where most students showed a year’s worth of learning over one year. Those where expectations were “not met” were schools where most students did not show a year’s worth of academic growth over the school year.
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