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The analysis summarizes trends in passing rates and highlights areas of concern, including larger declines in SCPS Math 6 and Math 8 versus VDOE and a 2017-2018 Math 8 drop below VDOE. 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Historically, the SCPS pass rates for students taking the Mathematics 6, 7, and 8 Standards of Learning test have been well above the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) state pass rates. More recently, when analyzing the SCPSand VDOE middle school mathematics 6, 7, and 8 Standards of Learning (SOL) scores over the past 3 years, there has been a decline. SCPS Math 7 test scores have maintained the same decrease (3 %) as the VDOE test scores over the past 3 years.  \nAreas of concern:  \n• When comparing SCPS and VDOE Math 6 and Math 8 test scores over the past 3 years, both SCPS tests had greater decreases, 3% and 5% respectively.  \n• The SCPS 2017-2018 Math 8 SOL test scores have now decreased below the VDOE Math 8 SOL test scores.  \n\n| Fall, 2018 Mean RIT Score Comparison (SCPS vs. NWEA)\u003Cbr> SCPS  NWEA MAP 2015 Norms |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| NWEA MAP Growth Rasch Unit (RIT) | 228\u003Cbr>226\u003Cbr>224\u003Cbr>222\u003Cbr>220\u003Cbr>218\u003Cbr>216\u003Cbr>214\u003Cbr>212 | 226 226 226.3 221.6 222.6 217.6\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade |\n\nBeginning in the fall of 2018, to address recent SPCS mathematics SOL declines, SCPS now uses the North West Evaluation Association (NWEA) Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) Growth assessment as a universal screener. MAP Growth is an assessment used to measure what students know and informs what they’re ready to learn next. By dynamically adjusting to each student’s responses, MAP Growth creates a personalized assessment experience that accurately measures performance.  \nNWEA MAP Rasch Unit (RIT) scores are norm-referenced and allow for mathematical achievement status and growth to be compared to students’ performance.  \nThe chart above reflects the Fall, 2018, comparison of SCPS middle school students average RIT scores with NWEA MAP average RIT scores.  \n• When comparing SCPS and NWEA MAP mean (RIT) scores, SCPS mean RIT scores are well above the NWEA MAP mean RIT scores for 6th and 7th grade students taking the Math 6+ Growth assessment, 4 points and 3.4 points respectively.  \n• SCPS 8th grade mean RIT scores are below the NWEA MAP mean RIT score by 0.3 points.  \n• It should be noted that Algebra I and Geometry students take a different NWEA MAP assessment and are not included in this data.  \nSCPS middle school leaders, teachers, and Instructional Services believe that an update and improvement in core instruction, targeted intervention, and a change in the schedule will lead to improved learning in mathematics for ALL middle school students.","cbCaibGSZFqVtjPM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibGSZFqVtjPM","pdf",87755,"English","# SCPS vs. VDOE 3-Year SOL Passing Rates\n## Areas of Concern\n# Fall 2018 Mean RIT Score Comparison (SCPS vs. NWEA)\n## Notes on Included Students and Assessments","[{\"question\":\"How do SCPS and VDOE middle school Math SOL passing rates compare over the past three years?\",\"answer\":\"SCPS historically maintained higher passing rates than VDOE, but both show recent declines over the last three years. SCPS Math 7 declines match VDOE with the same 3% decrease.\"},{\"question\":\"What specific concerns are identified when comparing SCPS and VDOE Math 6 and Math 8 results?\",\"answer\":\"SCPS Math 6 and Math 8 show greater decreases than VDOE (3% and 5% respectively). In 2017-2018, SCPS Math 8 drops below the VDOE Math 8 SOL results.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does SCPS use NWEA MAP Growth beginning in fall 2018, and what do the RIT comparisons show?\",\"answer\":\"SCPS uses NWEA MAP Growth as a universal screener to address SOL declines, measuring what students know and supporting next-step readiness. Fall 2018 mean RIT comparisons show SCPS mean scores above NWEA for grades 6 and 7, while grade 8 is slightly below NWEA by 0.3 points.\"}]","3-Year MS Math SOL Comparison - Student Passing Rates and NWEA MAP Growth Analysis | PDF",1791005480]