The Wyoming Department of Education has just released the results for the Wyoming Test of Proficiency and Progress (WY-TOPP)
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CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Department of Education has just released the results for the Wyoming Test of Proficiency and Progress (WY-TOPP). They are available online at https://edu.wyoming.gov/data/assessment-reports/.
Grades three through sophomores are tested in math, English and science. Platte County School District No.1 is comparable to the rest of the state within a few percentage points. English and science scores are above the state scores with math scores of 57 percent of students ranking at proficient or advanced to the state’s score of 55 percent. Science is the topper with our students at 53 percent proficient and the state at 49 percent. Math scores seem to be struggling more. The state score is 51 percent and while Platte County was at 52 percent in the 2017-2018 school year, last year the score went down to 49 percent.