LEAP Test: 4th Graders Meeting the Promotional Standard - Louisiana

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LEAP Test: 4th Graders Meeting the Promotional Standard: After Spring Test (Percent) – SY 2010

Data Provided by: Agenda for Children

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Scale: 56% - 94%


Louisiana	80%
Acadia	74%
Allen	89%
Ascension	85%
Assumption	77%
Avoyelles	71%
Beauregard	84%
Bienville	78%
Bossier	85%
Caddo	73%
Calcasieu	85%
Caldwell	81%
Cameron	86%
Catahoula	89%
Claiborne	77%
Concordia	73%
De Soto	67%
East Baton Rouge	76%
East Carroll	83%
East Feliciana	67%
Evangeline	86%
Franklin	78%
Grant	87%
Iberia	85%
Iberville	78%
Jackson	78%
Jefferson	77%
Jefferson Davis	86%
La Salle	85%
Lafayette	78%
Lafourche	80%
Lincoln	80%
Livingston	90%
Madison	56%
Morehouse	72%
Natchitoches	67%
Orleans	70%
Ouachita	88%
Plaquemines	94%
Pointe Coupee	67%
Rapides	81%
Red River	67%
Richland	73%
Sabine	84%
St. Bernard	87%
St. Charles	89%
St. Helena	57%
St. James	85%
St. John the Baptist	87%
St. Landry	77%
St. Martin	78%
St. Mary	87%
St. Tammany	89%
Tangipahoa	76%
Tensas	71%
Terrebonne	85%
Union	66%
Vermilion	83%
Vernon	89%
Washington	80%
Webster	68%
West Baton Rouge	81%
West Carroll	83%
West Feliciana	92%
Winn	81%

Definitions: 4th grade LEAP initial test takers that met the Approaching Basic/Basic promotional standard after the spring test and after the spring and summer tests.

Data Source: Louisiana Department of Education, Division of Planning, Analysis, and Information Resources

Footnotes: The Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) is a "high-stakes" test that is administered to fourth and eighth grade public school students each spring. In order to be promoted to the next grade, students are required to score Basic or above on either the English Language Arts or the Mathematics test and Approaching Basic or above on the other. Students that do not meet the promotional standard in the spring test are allowed to take the LEAP test again during the summer.

Data for City of Baker, Central Community and City of Zachary districts are reflected in East Baton Rouge's data. Data for the City of Monroe district are reflected in Ouachita's data. Data for Recovery School District schools in Orleans Parish are reflected in Orleans parish. Data for Lab schools, Marine Institutes, and all other charter schools are NOT reflected in any parish's data. The data for these schools are, however, reflected in the statewide total.

ND (no data): LEAP test results for St. Helena parish were not reported for the 2009-2010 school year.

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