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Average of All Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced on the CSAP by County: Science (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: Colorado Children's Campaign
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25% - 39%
Costilla 25%
Denver 27%
Baca 30%
Saguache 31%
Lake 32%
Bent 33%
Kit Carson 34%
Sedgwick 35%
Huerfano 36%
Morgan 36%
Pueblo 37%
Dolores 37%
Adams 37%
Otero 38%
Cheyenne 38%
Alamosa 38%
Yuma 38%
Las Animas 39%
Montezuma 39%
Weld 39%
40% - 50%
Rio Grande 40%
Garfield 41%
Fremont 41%
Montrose 42%
Prowers 42%
Moffat 43%
Lincoln 44%
Gilpin 45%
Grand 46%
Crowley 46%
40% - 50%
Arapahoe 46%
Phillips 47%
Mesa 48%
Delta 48%
Conejos 48%
Logan 50%
51% - 62%
Rio Blanco 51%
Eagle 51%
Archuleta 52%
El Paso 52%
Custer 54%
Summit 54%
Washington 55%
Chaffee 55%
Clear Creek 56%
Teller 56%
La Plata 56%
Kiowa 57%
Jefferson 58%
Larimer 58%
Gunnison 59%
Douglas 59%
Boulder 60%
Elbert 61%
Routt 62%
Park 62%
63% - 71%
Ouray 70%
Pitkin 70%
San Miguel 71%
Jackson 71%

Definitions:

The percentage of students who scored proficient or above on the Colorado Student Assessment Program (CSAP) or Transitional Colorado Assessment Program (TCAP) test for science. The TCAP replaced the CSAP in 2012.

Data Source: Colorado Department of Education

Footnotes: N/A:  If there were fewer than 16 students in a group data were suppressed.

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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Colorado Children's Campaign 1580 Lincoln Street
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Denver, CO 80203

303-620-4527
sarah@coloradokids.org
http://www.coloradokids.org

Sarah Hughes, MSW, Research Director

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