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District officials say Greenville County Schools outperformed state across most grades; math and career-ready math lag
Summary
Superintendent-level staff presented district test-score data showing Greenville County Schools above state averages in ELA and math at many grade levels, highlighted large gains at Elevate turnaround schools, and noted applied math performance and retake patterns continue to depress WIN math subtest results.
District leaders told trustees that Greenville County Schools outperformed statewide averages in many subject areas but identified applied math on the WIN career-ready assessment and some EOC subtests as areas for additional focus.
Doctor McCreery said the district’s unembargoed results show third-grade ELA at 70.7% meeting or exceeding expectations — about nine percentage points above the state — and notable district advantages in elementary mathematics. "One of the points here is that a relative strength is elementary ELA while the delta advantage goes to mathematics in elementary school," McCreery said, summarizing comparative gains.
McCreery explained differences between the district’s numbers and the official…
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