圣地亚哥 烂学区 把GPA 要求从2.0降到1.75 毕业率也提高了 win win win 这个烂学区 小黑屋也快1 million了 圣地亚哥 宇宙中心 哈哈哈 https://voiceofsandiego.org/2024/01/11/even-though-lincolns-test-scores-dropped-its-graduation-rate-went-up/ Even Though Lincoln’s Test Scores Dropped, Its Graduation Rate Went Up In the 2021-22 school year, 3 percent of Lincoln High School’s eleventh graders met state math standards. The next year, 85 percent of them graduated. Though educators expected drops in student performance after years of virtual education due to Covid, the high school’s recent student performance is nothing short of shocking. During the 2022-23 school year, about 23 percent of Lincoln’s eleventh graders met state English standards. That’s higher than the previous year, but still more than 30 percentage points lower than the district’s average. When it came to math, the results were even more stark. Just three percent of Lincoln’s eleventh graders met state math standards. That means only about 11 of the over 320 students who received scores met state standards. Only two students tested exceeded the state’s math standards. That percentage hasn’t budged from the year before and remains around 40 percentage points lower than the district average. What’s more, about 82 percent of students were in the lowest category. Yet even as Lincoln’s test scores have dipped to some of its lowest levels, the school’s graduation rate has ticked up. In the 2020-21 school year, nearly 89 percent of students graduated. That was Lincoln’s highest graduation rate in seven years, largely because over the pandemic, some local school districts lowered graduation requirements for students to the state’s minimum. San Diego Unified, for example, lowered the minimum GPA requirement from 2.0 to 1.75 and reduced the number of credits students needed to graduate. The following year, San Diego Unified undid those changes and returned to its earlier graduation requirements. That’s why Lincoln’s graduation rate dropped to 84 percent in 2022. Last year, the rate ticked up again, increasing to about 85 percent. That’s about 8 percentage points higher than Lincoln’s graduation rate in 2016-17, even as test scores have decreased over the same period.
https://voiceofsandiego.org/2024/01/11/even-though-lincolns-test-scores-dropped-its-graduation-rate-went-up/
Even Though Lincoln’s Test Scores Dropped, Its Graduation Rate Went Up
In the 2021-22 school year, 3 percent of Lincoln High School’s eleventh graders met state math standards. The next year, 85 percent of them graduated.
Though educators expected drops in student performance after years of virtual education due to Covid, the high school’s recent student performance is nothing short of shocking. During the 2022-23 school year, about 23 percent of Lincoln’s eleventh graders met state English standards. That’s higher than the previous year, but still more than 30 percentage points lower than the district’s average.
When it came to math, the results were even more stark. Just three percent of Lincoln’s eleventh graders met state math standards. That means only about 11 of the over 320 students who received scores met state standards. Only two students tested exceeded the state’s math standards. That percentage hasn’t budged from the year before and remains around 40 percentage points lower than the district average. What’s more, about 82 percent of students were in the lowest category.
Yet even as Lincoln’s test scores have dipped to some of its lowest levels, the school’s graduation rate has ticked up.
In the 2020-21 school year, nearly 89 percent of students graduated. That was Lincoln’s highest graduation rate in seven years, largely because over the pandemic, some local school districts lowered graduation requirements for students to the state’s minimum. San Diego Unified, for example, lowered the minimum GPA requirement from 2.0 to 1.75 and reduced the number of credits students needed to graduate.
The following year, San Diego Unified undid those changes and returned to its earlier graduation requirements. That’s why Lincoln’s graduation rate dropped to 84 percent in 2022. Last year, the rate ticked up again, increasing to about 85 percent. That’s about 8 percentage points higher than Lincoln’s graduation rate in 2016-17, even as test scores have decreased over the same period.
华人不是4.0都不好意思提
4.0太弱了，外加20AP全5分，只能进旗舰州大