The Tribune Chronicle has an article published today showing that just because a school district has money does not mean the school has academic proficiency. For the third year in a row McDonald has boasted the highest percentage of students who passed the Ohio Graduation Test. McDonald Local School District ranks 19th in per-pupil spending out of 20 Trumbull County districts
Howland ranked first or close to first in many Ohio Achievement Test categories this year. Nine Trumbull school districts saw a decrease this year in the percentage of students passing the Ohio graduation test. Bloomfield-Mespo has tumbled 16.7%; Bristol has dropped more than 14 percent. McDonald Local School district ranked first in Trumbull County for three years in a row and still managed to improve with a 1.8% increase in the number of students passing all five of the OGT sections. The lesson here is that money does not equate to academic proficiency.
To read the entire article, read the story here
Your school can obtain a free online OGT Practice Guide - which is part of IQity's Learning Suite. Sign up now.
Howland ranked first or close to first in many Ohio Achievement Test categories this year. Nine Trumbull school districts saw a decrease this year in the percentage of students passing the Ohio graduation test. Bloomfield-Mespo has tumbled 16.7%; Bristol has dropped more than 14 percent. McDonald Local School district ranked first in Trumbull County for three years in a row and still managed to improve with a 1.8% increase in the number of students passing all five of the OGT sections. The lesson here is that money does not equate to academic proficiency.
To read the entire article, read the story here
Your school can obtain a free online OGT Practice Guide - which is part of IQity's Learning Suite. Sign up now.
posted by Cindy Wright
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Sunday, July 29, 2007
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