Polk School District End of Course test results released
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Polk School District saw gains in several areas in End of Course Test, EOCT Scores during the 2011-2012 school year.

According to a press release, the results for the spring 2012 EOCT's for Polk School District showed an increase in the number of students who met or exceeded standards in seven of the eight tests over 2011 scores. A slight decrease was noted in Math II.

Ninth Grade Literature Polk School District: 81 percent pass rate (a two percent increase over 2011)

Sate results: 84 percent pass rate

American Literature
Polk School District: 89 percent pass rate (a five percent increase over 2011)

State results: 89 percent pass rate

Biology
Polk School District: 76 percent pass rate (an increase of 12 percent)

State results: 73 percent pass rate

Physical Science
Polk School District: 74 percent pass rate (results stayed the same from 2011)

State results: 77 percent pass rate

U.S. History
Polk School District: 65 percent pass rate (an increase of four percent)

State results: 68 percent

Economics
Polk School District: 78 percent pass rate (an increase of eight percent)

State results: 77 percent pass rate

Math I
Polk School District: 58 percent pass rate (a two percent increase)

State results: 65 percent pass rate

Math II Polk School District: 41 percent pass rate (a two percent decrease from 2011 scores)

State results: 54 percent pass rate

The report stated that EOCT results are used as one of four factors of high school success on the College and Career REdy Performance Index replacing the Georgia High school Graduation Test and NCLB's Adequate Yearly Progress, AYP.
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polk4life
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July 19, 2012
I like to look for errors in articles and menus just as a haha-funny-there is a misspelled word.. But the people that just keep on and on and ON with it...Geez- PLEASE--find something else to do... I DO agree that they should proof read a little closer or get someone else to give it a quick look--but GIVE IT A REST ALREADY!
pnutmama
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July 19, 2012
Night Grade Literature????? No proofreading for these articles? Pretty comical given the subject matter.
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