STAR School Summary Report

State:	California
County:	SAN MATEO	County Code:	41	Total Enrollment Reported:	220
District:	MILLBRAE ELEMENTARY	District Code:	68973	Total Number Tested:	216
School:	LOMITA PARK EL	School Code:	6044226	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= 52	N= 50	N= 50	N= 55
NPR for "Avg." Student Score	44	38	42	39
% Scoring Above 75th NPR	15	12	22	13
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR	42	36	42	40
% Scoring Above 25th NPR	69	64	68	67
Mean Scaled Score	577.0	601.9	630.0	642.8
Total Math	N= 53	N= 53	N= 50	N= 58
NPR for "Avg." Student Score	51	29	46	32
% Scoring Above 75th NPR	23	6	22	7
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR	53	23	40	26
% Scoring Above 25th NPR	79	51	70	55
Mean Scaled Score	574.2	576.7	620.9	629.6
Language	N= 53	N= 53	N= 50	N= 58
NPR for "Avg." Student Score	54	39	45	37
% Scoring Above 75th NPR	30	11	16	10
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR	55	40	46	38
% Scoring Above 25th NPR	74	62	76	59
Mean Scaled Score	593.2	597.1	622.1	626.6
Spelling	N= 53	N= 53	N= 51	N= 58
NPR for "Avg." Student Score	41	46	41	37
% Scoring Above 75th NPR	15	15	18	14
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR	38	43	37	38
% Scoring Above 25th NPR	74	83	61	64
Mean Scaled Score	562.3	599.2	617.3	629.0
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.