STAR School Summary Report

State:	California
County:	SONOMA	County Code:	49	Total Enrollment Reported:	240
District:	GRAVENSTEIN UNION EL	District Code:	70714	Total Number Tested:	221
School:	GRAVENSTEIN EL	School Code:	6051742	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= 65	N= 78	N= 75
NPR for "Avg." Student Score					69	64	71
% Scoring Above 75th NPR					45	37	43
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR					72	69	76
% Scoring Above 25th NPR					91	91	97
Mean Scaled Score					681.0	693.9	712.2
Total Math					N= 67	N= 78	N= 74
NPR for "Avg." Student Score					67	61	68
% Scoring Above 75th NPR					39	23	28
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR					75	67	70
% Scoring Above 25th NPR					91	91	92
Mean Scaled Score					674.7	682.1	699.6
Language					N= 67	N= 79	N= 75
NPR for "Avg." Student Score					66	72	74
% Scoring Above 75th NPR					42	43	48
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR					69	78	76
% Scoring Above 25th NPR					97	91	92
Mean Scaled Score					662.2	677.1	690.1
Spelling					N= 67	N= 79	N= 75
NPR for "Avg." Student Score					56	51	49
% Scoring Above 75th NPR					27	23	16
% Scoring At or Above 50th NPR					52	51	55
% Scoring Above 25th NPR					76	86	73
Mean Scaled Score					659.3	666.4	681.2
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.