Middle School
In 2009 and 2010, the school achieved AYP status. The attendance rate was 96%.
8th Grade Reading
- 2010 - 94% on grade level (2% below basic). In Pennsylvania, 81% of 8th graders on grade level.
- 2009 - 88% (5% below basic), State - 80%
- 2008 - 87% (3% below basic), State - 78%
- 2007 - 86% (4% below basic), State - 75%
8th Grade Math:
- 2010 - 97% on grade level (1% below basic). In Pennsylvania, 75% of 8th graders are on grade level.
- 2009 - 86% (7% below basic), State - 71%
- 2008 - 86% (6% below basic), State - 70%
- 2007 - 84% (6% below basic), State - 68%
8th Grade Science:
- 2010 - 74% on grade level (7% below basic). State - 57% of 8th graders were on grade level.
- 2009 - 67% (12% below basic), State - 55%
- 2008 - 62%, State - 52%
7th Grade Reading
- 2010 - 84% on grade level (5% below basic). In Pennsylvania, 73% of 7th graders on grade level.
- 2009 - 91% (1% below basic), State - 71%
- 2008 - 83% (5% below basic), State - 70%
- 2007 - 75% (9% below basic), State - 67%
7th Grade Math:
- 2010 - 90% on grade level (3% below basic). In Pennsylvania, 77% of 7th graders are on grade level.
- 2009 - 94% (2% below basic), State - 75%
- 2008 - 90% (4% below basic), State - 71%
- 2007 - 76% (10% below basic), State - 67%
6th Grade Reading
- 2010 - 74% on grade level (9% below basic). In Pennsylvania, 68% of 6th graders on grade level.
- 2009 - 79% (6% below basic), State - 67%
- 2008 - 90% (1% below basic), State - 67%
- 2007 - 72% (7% below basic), State - 63%
6th Grade Math:
- 2010 - 89% on grade level (3% below basic). In Pennsylvania, 78% of 6th graders are on grade level.
- 2009 - 92% (1% below basic), State - 75%
- 2008 - 96% (0% below basic), State - 72%
- 2007 - 91% (1% below basic), State - 69%
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