Lake Forest Central

Lake Forest Central Elementary School

Located in Felton, Delaware serving grades 4 and 5 with a population of 621 students and 45 teachers.

Reading Proficiency

Smarter Balanced Reading

SBAC, Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium, is the state of Delaware's common assessment for students in grades 3-8. This assessment measures how well students understand and are able to apply the skills and knowledge required by the state standards. The school's scores are in blue, and the state average for this assessment is in gray.

*2019-2020 No testing took place as a result of school closures.

STAR Reading

This chart shows the growth of reading proficiency throughout the school year on the district's STAR Assessment.

STAR Assessments are computer adaptive, which means they adjust in difficulty to students' responses. This helps teachers get reliable data to monitor student growth and provide targeted instruction.

Math Proficiency

Math

SBAC, Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium, is the state of Delaware's common assessment for students in grades 3-8. This assessment measures how well students understand and are able to apply the skills and knowledge required by the state standards. The school's scores are in blue, and the state average for this assessment is in gray.

*2019-2020 No testing took place as a result of school closures.

Math

This chart shows the growth of math proficiency throughout the school year on the district's STAR Assessment.

STAR Assessments are computer adaptive, which means they adjust in difficulty to students' responses. This helps teachers get reliable data to monitor student growth and provide targeted instruction.

Student Behavior

Discipline Report

The student behavior summary shares the percentage of students with behavior incidents.

This chart shows the percentage of students with 0-1 Referrals, 2-5 Referrals, and students with six or more Referrals by marking period.

Attendance

Absenteeism

Students must be present and ready to learn to succeed academically.

Chronically absent students are those who are absent for any reason (excused or unexcused) for more than 10% of days throughout the school year.