Stanford -10 Achievement Test
Score Averages, 2009
(Complete battery testing-Reading, Math, Language, Spelling,
Study Skills, Science, Social Science, Using Information,
Thinking Skills)
Kindergarten - 1.1
Grade One – 2.5
Grade Two – 3.0
Grade Three – 4.6
Grade Four – 6.7
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Grade Five – 9.5
Grade Six - 10.0
Grade Seven - 10.5
Grade Eight - 10.5 |
Grade Nine - PHS
Grade Ten - 12.2
Grade Eleven - 12.8 |
Note: Students take the test in the seventh month of the
school year. Therefore, the score should reflect the grade
level followed by point seven. Example - the average sixth grade student should
be 6.7. Any score “on-level” or above is indicative
of positive achievement. PHS means Post High School. Additionally,
all students in grades K through 11 take the Otis-Lennon
School Ability Test to give teachers a level of aptitude
for each student. |
