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District leaders frame year-to-year testing changes as complex; ELA baseline shift noted
Summary
Superintendent and staff told trustees results from recent statewide assessments show improvements and trends that must be interpreted cautiously because of changes to assessments and cut points; the district outperformed the state overall, staff said.
District leaders told the Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees on Oct. 21 that recent statewide assessment results show mixed trends and that a change in test standards and cut points complicates direct year-to-year comparisons.
A district presenter said English language arts (ELA) results show an upward trend locally but cautioned that a new baseline is being set because of changed cut…
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