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Data for the 2019-2020 school year were calculated from the start of school through March 13, 2020 when school buildings closed due to the pandemic.
Maryland implemented a new assessment for English language arts (ELA) and mathematics in school year 2021-2022. The new ELA and mathematics assessments have four performance levels (Performance Levels 1-4). Students that score as Performance Level 3 and Performance Level 4 are aggregated to determine the percentage of students that are proficient.
Maryland implemented a new assessment for English language arts (ELA) and mathematics in school year 2021-2022. The new ELA and mathematics assessments have four performance levels (Performance Levels 1-4). Students that score as Performance Level 3 and Performance Level 4 are aggregated to determine the percentage of students that are proficient.
Beginning with school year 2021-2022, Maryland’s science assessments in grades 5, 8 and high school are reported with four performance levels (Performance Levels 1-4). Students that score as Performance Level 3 and Performance Level 4 are aggregated to determine the percentage of students that are proficient.
The alternate ELA, mathematics and science assessments have four performance levels (Performance Levels 1-4). Students that score as Performance Level 3 and Performance Level 4 are aggregated to determine the percentage of students that are proficient.
The alternate ELA, mathematics and science assessments have four performance levels (Performance Levels 1-4). Students that score as Performance Level 3 and Performance Level 4 are aggregated to determine the percentage of students that are proficient.
The alternate ELA, mathematics and science assessments have four performance levels (Performance Levels 1-4). Students that score as Performance Level 3 and Performance Level 4 are aggregated to determine the percentage of students that are proficient.
You can view and download additional participation rate data, including the percentages of students not assessed in each subject, by using the following links
You can view and download additional participation rate data, including the numbers of recently arrived multilingual learners exempted from the English language arts
assessments and percentages of students not assessed in each subject, by using the following links.