These views explore school, local education agency, and DC level information on assessment performance on the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) and Multi-State Alternate Assessment (MSAA).
You are viewing assessment results from full academic year students who took the traditional statewide assessment, PARCC. The PARCC performance level is set to Levels 4+. You can change this in the data settings.
Percent of students who met or exceeded expectations for grade-level learning standards in District of Columbia Public Schools in the 2017-18 school year.
This chart displays the percentages of students in each performance level over three years. Each vertical bar represents all students from a given year, and within each vertical bar, each color represents the percentage of students at a specific performance level. Results shown above the 0% line represent students scoring at levels 4 and 5 which indicate being on track for the next grade level and to leave high school college and career ready.
Percent of students who met or exceeded expectations for grade-level learning standards in District of Columbia Public Schools in the 2017-18 school year. Read more about what 'Grade Level & Assessment' means.
The charts below detail how well students in District of Columbia Public Schools performed on the selected assessment. Some grades at this LEA may not be available for selection because there are too few students to report on.
32% of students at District of Columbia Public Schools who took the Grade 3 test met or exceeded expectations.
Percent of students who exceeded, met, or nearly met expectations for different components within the Grade 3 Test English Language Arts & Literacy (PARCC).
Note: Some values may not add up to 100% due to rounding.
This list details the percent of students at a particular school who met or exceeded expectations for grade-level learning standards in the 2017-18 school year, according to selections made in the data settings at the top of the page. Make a selection from the list to see a more detailed report.
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