STAR School Summary Report

State:	California
County:	SAN BERNARDINO	County Code:	36	Total Enrollment Reported:	365
District:	BARSTOW UNIFIED	District Code:	67611	Total Number Tested:	332
School:	CAMERON ELEMENTARY	School Code:	6035299	Total LEP Tested:	N/A

STAR School Summary Report for All Students
Spring, 1998
Grades
	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
Total Reading	N= 70	N= 83	N= 74	N= 69
NPR for "Avg." Student Score	26	35	27	36
% Scoring Above 75th NPR	9	14	7	14
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR	26	37	16	29
% Scoring Above 25th NPR	41	60	55	65
Mean Scaled Score	556.8	599.7	613.4	639.7
Total Math	N= 75	N= 84	N= 72	N= 72
NPR for "Avg." Student Score	45	40	37	37
% Scoring Above 75th NPR	16	15	17	11
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR	44	42	38	39
% Scoring Above 25th NPR	79	63	67	60
Mean Scaled Score	568.2	589.8	612.7	634.6
Language	N= 75	N= 84	N= 73	N= 71
NPR for "Avg." Student Score	32	35	36	39
% Scoring Above 75th NPR	13	10	7	11
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR	31	37	29	39
% Scoring Above 25th NPR	53	61	66	65
Mean Scaled Score	573.7	592.9	611.8	629.1
Spelling	N= 75	N= 85	N= 77	N= 72
NPR for "Avg." Student Score	31	33	30	35
% Scoring Above 75th NPR	7	5	6	17
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR	25	33	29	36
% Scoring Above 25th NPR	57	62	61	61
Mean Scaled Score	550.1	584.3	605.8	627.4
Science
NPR for "Avg." Student Score
% Scoring Above 75th NPR
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR
% Scoring Above 25th NPR
Mean Scaled Score
Social Science
NPR for "Avg." Student Score
% Scoring Above 75th NPR
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR
% Scoring Above 25th NPR
Mean Scaled Score
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1. NPR stands for National Percentile Rank.
2. The National Percentile Rank is based on the mean NCE score for each group.
3. Mean scaled scores for groups in counties, districts, or schools whose student scores are based on mixed numbers of days of instruction should not be used to compare the performance of one school, district, or county with another.