Scores

2024- Rise Scores: State 46%, My District 44%, My Students 51%

2023- Rise Scores: State 45%, My District 44%, My Students 54%

2022- Rise Scores: State 40%, My District 50%, My Students 54%

2020- Covid-19, no testing.

2019- I taught 9th grade high schoolers.  They did not take the Sage test.   They  took the Pre-ACT's.

2018- This year, I only taught non proficient ninth graders.  I moved 20% of non proficient kids to proficient.  Out of our three middle schools, I had the highest scores in our district, in my subject area. 

2017 - This school year, I only taught non proficient ninth graders.  I moved 37 kids from non proficient to proficient on SAGE testing.   For the exact same group of students, I had 20% proficient by the end of the year, math had 2%, and ELA had 8%.

2016 - I had the highest percent student proficiency out of all departments and out of all the teachers at my school.   For the same group of students, my SAGE scores are 20% above the other teachers at my school. 

2015 - I had the highest percent student proficiency out of all departments and out of all the teachers at my school.   I teach at a very impacted school. 

2014 - My 7th grade science team scored a 58% on the SAGE testing.  The state average for our grade level was 43%.  Our team was 15% higher than the state average.

2013 - 2 of my classes were at 93%, and I possessed three out of the top five classes in our district for my age group. 

I teach the same students all year.  Out of 120 students: 94 students had 4's, 12 students had a 3's, 10 had 2's, and 2 students had a 1's.  Please take into account that in my subject area, science, there is no pull out.  I teach all students.   Once again, I was recognized in our district's newsletter. 

2012 - Out of my 115 students: 82 students had 4's, 22 students had 3's, 8 students had 2's, and 3 students had 1's.  Realize, in science, there is no pull out.  I teach all students.  I was recognized on page 6 of our district's newsletter.

 2011 - Highest CRT Scores at my School out of all teachers and all departments in 2011. (See attached word document at the bottom of the page.