High School Qualifying Exam
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Wednesday, 03 January 2007 |
The state of Alaska requires that all students pass a high school
qualifying exam in order to graduate from high school. Students take
this test for the first time as sophomores, and if they do not score
proficient or advanced, they are given the opportunity to retake the
exam during their junior and senior years. For the 2004-2005 school
year, the following number of students scored proficient/advanced—in
other words, they “passed”--on the test:
| 2004-2005 Juneau
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2004-2005 State of Alaska
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72% proficient/advanced in reading
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69%
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84% proficient/advanced in writing
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84%
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76% proficient/advanced in math
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72%
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Important to note also is the number of students who scored
proficient/advanced on the retests during their junior and senior years:
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2004-2005 Grade 11 Retests, Juneau
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2004-2005 State of Alaska
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31% proficient/advanced in reading
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27%
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42% proficient/advanced in writing
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44%
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35% proficient/advanced in math
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44%
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2004-2005 Grade 12 Retests, Juneau
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2004-2005 State of Alaska
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20% proficient/advanced in reading
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27%
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31% proficient/advanced in writing
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39%
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52% proficient/advanced in math
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50%
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 January 2007 )
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