2018 PARCC Mathematics Scores For All Hoboken 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th Grades - Every Charter District Above 50th Statewide Percentile, Hoboken City Schools Below 50th Percentile for All Grades

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The following are the scores and ranks for the 2018 New Jersey PARCC Mathematics assessments. The information provided here supplies 1) the total number of public schools ranked for each grade level in New Jersey; 2) the rank of each district in Hoboken by grade level in New Jersey; and 3) the actual raw PARCC score average for the 4 districts in Hoboken (Hoboken City District, Hoboken Charter District , Hola Dual Language District, and Elysian School District). Finally, a percentile score is presented which gives a sense of where the district is ranked among all the other NJ public school districts on the particular grade level PARCC assessment for 2018. 

Not a single tested grade level is scoring above 50% in the Hoboken School District in Mathematics. As I explained in previous posts, Mathematics in general and Algebra in particular are a civil rights issue as explained eloquently by mathematician and civil rights leader Robert Moses. 


note: "Hoboken City" represents the traditional Hoboken Public Schools (Connors, Calabro, Wallace)


2018 PARCC RESULTS
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN HOBOKEN
ELEMENTARY  MATHEMATICS 

3rd Grade Mathematics (560 Total NJ Districts)


Hoboken CS  Rank #22  Score= 782  Percentile= 96.07
Hola CS  Rank #39 Score= 776 Percentile= 93.03
Elysian CS Rank #151 Score= 764 Percentile= 73.03
Hoboken City Rank #327 Score= 750 Percentile= 41.06


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4th Grade Mathematics (552 Total NJ Districts) 

Hoboken CS     Rank #8        Score= 780     Percentile= 98.55     
Elysian CS        Rank #95      Score= 765     Percentile= 82.79
Hola CS            Rank #151    Score= 759     Percentile= 72.64     
Hoboken City   Rank #327    Score= 750     Percentile= 40.76  


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5th Grade Mathematics (559 Total NJ Districts) 

Hola CS            Rank #51      Score= 770     Percentile= 90.87
Elysian CS        Rank #74      Score= 767     Percentile= 86.76  
Hoboken CS     Rank #118    Score= 762     Percentile= 78.89
Hoboken City   Rank #463    Score= 735     Percentile= 17.17 


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6th Grade Mathematics (553 NJ Districts) 

Hoboken CS     Rank #32      Score= 767     Percentile= 94.21
Hola CS            Rank #67      Score= 761     Percentile= 87.88 
Elysian CS        Rank #92      Score= 759     Percentile= 83.36
Hoboken City   Rank #366    Score= 739     Percentile= 33.81


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7th Grade Mathematics (505 NJ Districts) 

Hoboken CS     Rank #20      Score= 768     Percentile= 96.03
Hola CS            Rank #61      Score= 761     Percentile= 87.92   
Elysian CS        Rank #305    Score= 742     Percentile= 39.60
Hoboken City   Rank #485    Score= 721     Percentile= 3.96


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8th Grade Mathematics (473 NJ Districts)* 

Hola CS            Rank #10      Score= 764     Percentile= 97.88
Elysian CS        Rank #297    Score= 726     Percentile= 37.21
Hoboken City   Rank #454    Score= 701     Percentile= 4.02


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*Hoboken CS Algebra I in Grade 8 so not ranked on Grade 8 Mathematics

Those interested in Hoboken High School, might be interested in seeing how the school recently did on the 2018 New Jersey Monthly Bi-Annual statewide ranking by clicking HERE. 

Source: Click Here
     

"I expect Hoboken to be a model for educational excellence for all diverse communities"- Hoboken Superintendent Dr. Christine Johnson (2015-present) 


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