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Acadia Parish posts LEAP 2025 raw results above state averages in ELA, math and science
Summary
District presenter told the committee raw 2025 LEAP results show Acadia Parish above the state average for mastery and above in ELA (44% vs. 43%), math (34% vs. 33%) and science (30% vs. 29%); social studies scores are pending DESE cut-score approval.
A district presenter summarized raw 2025 LEAP test results for Acadia Parish and compared them with statewide percentages. The presenter emphasized these are raw achievement-level percentages and do not yet equate to final district performance scores.
Key figures reported: ELA mastery and above at 44% in Acadia (state 43%); math mastery and above at 34% (state 33%); science mastery and above at 30% (state 29%). The presenter said the parish ranked third in the seven-parish region overall and noted Midland High and Richard Elementary showed increases in mastery across multiple subjects (Midland High cited for a 15 percentage-point increase in science mastery).
The presenter listed school-level changes: Branch Elementary +1% ELA, Church Point Elementary +4%, Church Point High +5%, Estewood +8%, Midland +5%, Martin Petitjean +2%, Rayne High +2%, Richard Elementary +5%, South Rayne +4%, Iota High +9%. In math, Midland High and Richard Elementary showed 10-percentage-point increases. The presenter said social studies scores were not yet available and would be released later in August after DESE finalizes cut scores.
Board members and staff said they were proud of schools’ relative performance while acknowledging areas for further growth and professional development.
