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Worcester County

2021 – 2022 School Report Card

HOW DID MY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS DO OVERALL?

Overall Elementary school grade span performance is provided by indicator and includes possible points and earned points. Annual target status is also provided.

INDICATOR POSSIBLE POINTS EARNED POINTS* ANNUAL TARGET IMPROVEMENT
Academic Achievement 20.0 11.7    
Academic Progress 35.0 24.2 n/a  
Progress in Achieving English Language Proficiency 10.0 8.4    
School Quality and Student Success 35.0 24.0 n/a  

* Earned points may not equal total points due to rounding.    =Met    =Not Met

HOW DID MY MIDDLE SCHOOLS DO OVERALL?

Overall Middle school grade span performance is provided by indicator and includes possible points and earned points. Annual target status is also provided.

INDICATOR POSSIBLE POINTS EARNED POINTS* ANNUAL TARGET IMPROVEMENT
Academic Achievement 20.0 11.0    
Academic Progress 31.5 28.4 n/a  
Progress in Achieving English Language Proficiency 10.0 4.0    
School Quality and Student Success 35.0 20.9 n/a  

* Earned points may not equal total points due to rounding.    =Met    =Not Met

HOW DID MY HIGH SCHOOLS DO OVERALL?

Overall High school grade span performance is provided by indicator and includes possible points and earned points. Annual target status is also provided.

INDICATOR POSSIBLE POINTS EARNED POINTS* ANNUAL TARGET IMPROVEMENT
Academic Achievement 30.0 14.6    
Graduation Rate 15.0 13.8    
Progress in Achieving English Language Proficiency 10.0 3.6    
Readiness for Post-Secondary Success 10.0 9.0 n/a  
School Quality and Student Success 35.0 20.1 n/a  

* Earned points may not equal total points due to rounding.    =Met    =Not Met

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10 thoughts on “Worcester County”

  1. Parents of poor performing students should be taxed MORE rather than those families who invest in their children who over perform.

    1. I guess that I don’t read the numbers right to make me see how so many 50th percentile and below scores can yield a 9/10 score in Readiness for Post-Secondary Success. What are the metrics and applicable definitions of this Success?

    2. We’d just be taxing ourselves and adding another government bureaucrat layer, which is sure to boost tax revenue and add job opportunities.

    1. That would make sense…but kids can only fail a grade 1 time now before they’re pushed through. That’s 1 time in total, not per grade. Kids in Wi Middle can’t even read or write their own name.

  2. Just a thought but maybe they should forget about all their DEI crap and feelgood BS and get back to the real work of teaching instead of trying to solve all of the world’s social problems.

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