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Escambia Students Score Above State Averages On EOC Exams
June 17, 2014
End of Course (EOC) test results were released Monday by the Florida Department of Education and, across the board, Escambia County students performed at or just above the state averages.
In Escambia County with 66 percent of students taking the Algebra EOC passed, which was also the state average.
In Geometry, 74 percent of Escambia County students taking the test were at grade level 3 or above. The state average passing was 64 percent.
In Biology, 71 percent of Escambia students earned a passing grade; the state average was 68 percent.
In U.S. History, 67 percent of Escambia students earned a passing grade, better than the state average of 65 percent.
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Ok. Thanks!
>>Any word yet on when report cards will be sent out?
Maybe late this week, but likely next week. The schools still have to receive the actual individual scores, assign those grades to students and calculate finals.
Any word yet on when report cards will be sent out?