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In Depth: Area School Grades
August 9, 2010
Bratt Elementary, Byrneville Elementary and Jim Allen Elementary all fell from A-rated schools. Molino Park Elementary remained at a B. Ernest Ward Middle and Ransom Middle each remained at an A-rating for the fifth consecutive year.
In Escambia County, there were 23 schools that had declining scores, with 18 remaining the same.
[For a story about school grades from Saturday, click here.]
The school letter grades include a point system. The point total for every North Escambia area school declined, even for those schools that did not drop a letter grade. The total points for each area school are shown below.
BRATT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2009-2010: 510
2008-2009: 600
2007-2008: 637
BYRNEVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, INC.
2009-2010: 490
2008-2009: 528
2007-2008: 526
ERNEST WARD MIDDLE SCHOOL
2009-2010: 578
2008-2009: 606
2007-2008: 565
JAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2009-2010: 520
2008-2009: 540
2007-2008: 530
JIM ALLEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2009-2010: 501
2008-2009: 565
2007-2008: 572
MOLINO PARK ELEMENTARY
2009-2010: 557
2008-2009: 576
2007-2008: 532
RANSOM MIDDLE SCHOOL
2009-2010: 549
2008-2009: 592
2007-2008: 579
Comments
6 Responses to “In Depth: Area School Grades”
Way to go Mr Thomas, this is what Southern Escambia Co wanted!!!!!!!
You cannot take an F school and put it with an A school and expect anything different. That is not 100% the fault of the kids at Century /Carver, Maybe teachers( and I’m not saying all) need to go back to school. I think the lack of interest in these schools by the school board has EVERYTHING to do with these A schools receiving lower grades. But hey I think the FCAT is a crock anyway!
I’m still proud of Byrneville students new and old, they will get these grades back up.
mrs ellis is one of the reasons EWMS is an A school! we love her! thanks to her and everyone else there at EWMS for taking care of the kids
Amen wtg!!!!!
It’s pretty hard to finish a race when they keep moving the finish line.
You would expect Bratt Elementary to drop due to combining Century Elementary students; that is exactly what the School Board wanted.
jj
Way to go students! Your achievemets should make you proud and motivate you to keep it up for THIS NEW school year. See you soon!