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\nACT PROFILE REPORT-State PAGE 1  \nGraduating Class 2012 Code 209999  \nMaine  \nTotal Students in Report: 1,470  \nTable of Contents  \nSection I: Executive Summary  \nPercent of Your Students Ready for College-Level Coursework  \nFive Year Trends—Percent of Students Meeting College Readiness Benchmarks  \nFive Year Trends—Average ACT Scores  \nFive Year Trends—Average ACT Scores by Level of Preparation  \nFive Year Trends—Percent and Average Composite Score by Race/Ethnicity  \nPercent of Students in College Readiness Standards Score Ranges  \nSection II: Academic Achievement  \nACT Score Distributions, Cumulative Percentages, Averages, and Quartile Values  \nAverage ACT Composite Scores for Race/Ethnicity by Level of Preparation  \nAverage ACT Scores by Race/Ethnicity  \nPercent of Students in College Readiness Standards Score Ranges  \nAverage ACT Scores by Gender  \nPercent of Students Meeting College Readiness Benchmark Scores by Gender  \nCollege Readiness Benchmark Percent and Average ACT Scores by Overall High School Curriculum College Readiness Benchmark Percent and Average ACT Scores by Content-Specific Curriculum  \nSection III: College Readiness & Impact of Course Rigor  \nPercent of Students Meeting ACT College Readiness Benchmark Scores by Race/Ethnicity Average ACT Scores and Average ACT Score Changes by Common Course Patterns  \nCollege Readiness Percents by Common Course Patterns  \nSection IV: Career and Educational Aspirations  \nDistribution of Planned Educational Majors for All Students by College Plans  \nAverage ACT Composite Scores for Racial/Ethnic Groups by Post-Secondary Educational Aspirations Students' Score Report Preferences at Time of Testing  \nSection V: Optional Writing Test Results  \nPage 5  \nPage 11  \nPage 17  \nPage 25  \nPage 29  \nAverage ACT English and Writing Scores by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for students who took ACT Writing  \nACT PROFILE REPORT-State PAGE 2  \nGraduating Class 2012 Code 209999  \nMaine  \nTotal Students in Report: 1,470  \nThis report provides information about the performance of your 2012 graduating seniors who took the ACT as sophomores, juniors, or seniors; and self-reported at the time of testing that they were scheduled to graduate in 2012 and tested under standard time conditions.  \nThis report focuses on:  \nPerformance-student test performance in the context of college readiness  \nAccess-number of your graduates exposed to college entrance testing and the percent of race/ethnicity participation Course Selection-percent of students pursuing a core curriculum  \nCourse Rigor- impact of rigorous coursework on achievement  \nCollege Readiness-percent of students meeting ACT College Readiness Benchmark Scores in each content area Awareness-extent to which student aspirations match performance  \nArticulation-colleges and universities to which your students send test results  \nEach year, test data for a school, district, and the state represents a different cohort of 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