Carmichaels Area Elementary School
In 2010 and 2011, the school achieved AYP status. The attendance rate was 92% in both 2010 and 2011.
- 6th Grade Reading:
- 2011 - 73% on grade level (13% below basic). In Pennsylvania, 69.9% of 6th graders are on grade level. (68 pupils)
- 2010 - 68% (16% below basic). State - 68% (93 pupils enrolled)
- 2009 - 74%, State - 67%
- 2008 - 63%, State - 67%
- 6th Grade Math:
- 2011 - 86% on grade level (5% below basic). State - 78.8%
- 2010 - 80% (10% below basic). State - 78%
- 2009 - 83%, State - 75%
- 2008 - 67%, State -72%
- 5th Grade Reading:
- 2011 - 55% on grade level (17% below basic). State - 67.3% (62 pupils enrolled)
- 2010 - 59% (24% below basic). State - 64% (76 pupils enrolled)
- 2009 - 66%, State - 64%
- 2008 - 64%, State - 61%
- 5th Grade Math:
- 2011 - 77% on grade level (6% below basic). State - 74%
- 2010 - 86%, (6% below basic). State - 74%
- 2009 - 74%, State - 73%
- 2008 - 83%, State - 73%
- 4th Grade Reading:
- 2011 - 61% (10% below basic), State – 73.3% (67 pupils enrolled)
- 2010 - 63% (27% below basic). State - 72% (71 pupils)
- 2009 - 55%, State - 72%
- 2008 - 53%, State - 70%
- 4th Grade Math:
- 2011 - 90% (4% below basic), State – 85.3%
- 2010 - 86% (10% below basic). State - 84%
- 2009 - 79%, State - 81%
- 2008 - 83%, State - 79%
- 4th Grade Science:
- 2011 - 90%, (0% below basic), State – 82.9%
- 2010 - 80% (7% below basic). State - 81%
- 2009 - 82%, State - 83%
- 2008 - 82%, State - 81%
- 3rd Grade Reading:
- 2011 - 79%, (13% below basic), State – 77.2% (95 pupils)
- 2010 - 73% (10% below basic). State - 75% (65 pupils)
- 2009 - 77%, State - 77%
- 2008 - 74%, State - 77%
- 3rd Grade Math:
- 2011 - 89% (4% below basic). State – 83.5%
- 2010 - 90% (3% below basic). State - 84%
- 2009 - 81%, State - 81%
- 2008 - 86%, State - 80%
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