FCAT scores are out and Brevard County Florida Schools were top in the state.
Brevard had 2 schools in which 100% of third grade students passed the reading and math portions of the test. There were only 6 schools in the state where all students passed.
Brevard’s schools FCAT scores came out at the top in comparing the 10 largest counties in the state.
The Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test is administered to third through tenth graders. It is a measurement tool used to determine if students are working at grade level, or above or below. A level 3 means the student is working at grade level. A level 1 or 2 is considered below grade level. And a level 4 or 5 indicates that the student is working above grade level.
79% of Brevard County’s third graders are working at or above grade level in reading, compared to the statewide average of 71%.
82% of Brevard County’s third graders are working at or above grade level in math, compared to the statewide average of 78%.
Check here for additional info on Brevard County Schools.
Congratulations on all your hard work, Brevard County Students!
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Sandy Shores Realtor, Melbourne FL Real Estate
Brevard County Real Estate & Investing
Palm Bay Florida Real Estate News
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Sandy,
Those statistics sound great. We had two schools in Dallas that were almost closed because the test scores were so low. It is good to hear some positive education news.
Hi Richard, We are tickled to hear the great news. Love to hear the positive on education - I agree with you!