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tested, however, Rappahannock students scored even in reading, language arts and social studies despite ranking three points behind in ability.
Rappahannock fourth graders scored from four to 11 percentile points above Warren County students in categories of ability and achievement. The eighth grade reversed the results, scoring from six to 19 points below Warren students with the widest margin coming in mathematics. Eleventh graders reduced the difference, scoring from six points below to even with Warren County juniors.
All Tested Here
In presenting the SRA and STEA results to the school board at last week’s meeting, assistant superintendent Rob McDaniel noted that all eighth graders were tested here, with the scores from mentally retarded youngsters included in the totals. He estimated that this may have caused a drop of approximately three percentage
92.1%