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The State of Oregon Schools

The State of Oregon Schools It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Reading Results.

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The State of Oregon Schools

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  1. The State of Oregon Schools It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...

  2. Reading Results Percent of Oregon students meeting or exceeding state reading benchmarks New Cut Score

  3. Math Results Percent of Oregon students meeting or exceeding state math benchmarks New Cut Score New Cut Score

  4. Math Results Percent of Oregon students meeting or exceeding state math benchmarks based on 2010 standards New Cut Score New Cut Score

  5. OAKS Reading/ELA Percent of Oregon students meeting or exceeding state Reading/Language Arts benchmarks Elementary Middle School High School

  6. OAKS Math Percent of Oregon students meeting or exceeding state Math benchmarks Note: Comparisons are not included for Elementary and Middle Schools since the standards changed in 2010-11 High School

  7. Oregon NCES Graduation Rates The number of graduates with a regular diploma, divided by the sum of that number plus the number of students who dropped out. Includes students who take more than 4 years, does not consider a student who graduates with a modified diploma or GED.

  8. The Challenge! Continuing Oregon’s incredible achievement gains, with significantly limited dollars!

  9. Available State Funding Per Student Projected • ’08-09, ‘09-10, and ’10-11 include Federal Stabilization Fund Dollars

  10. Education’s % of Oregon’s State Budget 2003-2013

  11. % of Oregon School Jobs Lost

  12. % Increase in Class Size in Oregon

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