Delaware Statewide Assessment Results

Assessments are an integral part of the instructional cycle and fulfill several purposes for educators, students, parents, policy makers, and community members. Assessments administered at the state, district/charter, and school levels combine to form a system of assessments with the goal of supporting student growth.

 

Our goal is to assist districts and charter schools throughout Delaware in their mission to prepare students for their college and career goals after high-school.

• Delaware Student Assessment Reporting & Analysis (DSARA) for the Public

Provides an overview of student performance and participation by test type, student group, and at the state, district and school level. Site is interactive. Includes current and archived data for math, ELA, science, and social studies. Includes archived data for DSTP.

• 2018-19 Executive State Summary for Statewide Assessments

• 2017-18 Executive State Summary for Statewide Assessments

This annual report summarizes state, district and school data/results for statewide assessments. This full summary is also broken down by:

Math and English Language Arts (Smarter): state, district, school, and charter
Science: state, district, school, and charter
Alternate tests: state, district, and charter
SAT School Day: state, district, school, and charter

 

• SAT Graduating Seniors

The College Board provides yearly SAT data on Delaware’s graduating seniors. This data is different than the SAT School Day data (above), which reports student scores on the SAT that is given during the Delaware school day. Delaware and the College Board have administered the SAT – for free – to high school students during the school day since the 2011-2012 school year.

Class of 2015

Class of 2014

Class of 2013

Class of 2012

Class of 2011 

 

• ACCESS 2.0 (needs link)

Provides data on ACCESS 2.0, the test that assesses English language skills for English learners.

 

•  National Assessment on Education Progress (NAEP)  

Provides data on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) test, also known as the Nation’s Report Card. NAEP is administered every other year by the federal U.S. Department of Education to students across the country in grades 4 and 8.