There are three components to the STAR program in 1999: 1) the Stanford Achievement Test, Ninth Edition, Form T (Stanford 9), administered to all students in grades 2 through 11; 2) the STAR augmentation in language arts and mathematics, administered to all students in grades 2 through 11, except for mathematics in grades 8, 9, and 10 where only students enrolled in certain mathematics classes were tested; and the Spanish Assessment of Basic Education, Second Edition (SABE/2), administered to Spanish speaking limited English proficient students.  Scores are reported by grade level and content area for each school, district, county, and for the state for all three program components.  Scores for the Stanford 9 and the STAR augmentation are reported on the same "pages;" SABE/2 scores are reported on a separate set of pages. 
 

1999 Stanford 9 and STAR Augmentation (California Content Standards) Results - revision posted September 30, 1999.
At all levels--school, district, county, and state--results for the 1999 administration of the Stanford 9 and for the STAR augmentation (California Content Standards) are displayed together.  Reports are available for "all students" and for six subgroups: limited English proficient (LEP) students; students who are not limited English proficient; males; females; economically disadvantaged students; and students who are not economically disadvantaged.  For each level of report--for example, for each school--there are four sets of results,  one set each page for "all students," males/females; economically disadvantaged/not economically disadvantaged; and (LEP)/not (LEP). 

To access results for a school, a district, a county, or the state, begin with one of the indices on the left. 
 
 

1999 SABE/2 Results - revision posted September 15, 1999.

SABE/2 results are reported at the same levels as the other STAR tests--school, district, county, and state. Results are reported by grade level and subject for all students who took the test, and for only those students who at the time of testing had been enrolled in a California public school for fewer than 12 months. Not all districts and not all schools within districts administered the SABE/2 as there are districts and schools that did not have any students for whom SABE/2 testing was required. Districts were required to test Spanish speaking limited English proficient students who were first enrolled in a California public school fewer than 12 months prior to testing. Districts had the option to test Spanish speaking limited English proficient students who were enrolled more than 12 months prior to testing. Because far fewer students took the SABE/2 than the Stanford 9, entire reports--for districts or schools--will not appear at all. Many of reports that do appear will have asterisks in the place of scores where fewer than ten students were in the group (grade/subject).

To access SABE/2 results, begin with one of the indices on the left. 

When you click on the County Index icon, all the counties in California are displayed. 

• Click on the County Index at the left and access the state report by clicking on the State Report icon at the left or continue to the county level. 
• Select the county that you wish to view or that contains the district or school that you wish to view by clicking on the county name. A list of all school districts in that county will be displayed. You can access the county or state report by clicking on the appropriate icon at the left or continue to the district level. 
• Select the district that you wish to view or that contains the school that you wish to view by clicking on the district name. A list of all schools in that district will be displayed. You can access the district, county or state report by clicking on the appropriate icon at the left. You can view the report for any school in the district by clicking on the name of that school. 

 

• Select the district that you wish to view or that contains the school that you wish to view by clicking on the district name. 
• You can access a district report or a school report by clicking on the appropriate icon or name. 

• Select the range that holds the ZIP code of the school that you wish to view. 
• From the list of ZIP codes that are displayed, select the ZIP code of the school that you wish to view by clicking on that ZIP code. 
• Select the school that you wish to view by clicking on the school name. 

In order to protect student confidentiality, no scores are reported for any group of 10 or fewer students.

The results posted at this Web site are based on data provided by Harcourt Brace Educational Measurement (Stanford 9 and STAR Augmentation) and CTB/McGraw-Hill (SABE/2) under contract with California school districts.   

(Posting Date: May 15, 2000)