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Madison County students and their mathematics performance in 2022-23

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Steven Isoye State Board of Education Chairperson | linkedin.com

Steven Isoye State Board of Education Chairperson | linkedin.com

Results are in and 76.5% of Madison County students failed the mathematics portion of the Illinois Assessment of Readiness (IAR) test in the 2022-23 school year, according to the Illinois State Board of Education.

The number of students who failed their mathematics assessment in Madison County rose by 0.6% compared to the previous school year.

In comparison, schools in Alexander County fared the worst among all Illinois counties, with 97.5% of students failing to meet test requirements.

At the other end of the spectrum, Woodford County had the highest success rate across the state, with 46.8% of its students passing the mathematics portion of the IAR.

The IAR measures how well students in grades 3-8 are progressing in meeting the English Language Arts and Mathematics standards set by the state.

According to recent IAR data, the average ELA proficiency rate for Illinois students was 35.4% in 2023, while the math proficiency rate stood at 27.1%. However, data also indicates a significant achievement gap based on race and ethnicity.

White students demonstrated higher proficiency rates in both ELA and math compared to Black and Hispanic students. The ELA proficiency rate for white students was 45.6%, around twice higher than that of Black students (17%) and Hispanic students (23.3%).

The gap was even worse in math, with white students achieving a 37% proficiency rate, nearly five times higher than Black students (7.9%) and over twice higher than Hispanic students (14.4%).

Madison County's Students Failure Rates in mathematics Over 4 Years
2017-182019-202020-212021-220%20%40%60%80%100%68.7%68.7%68.2%68.2%76.6%76.6%74.8%74.8%76.7%76.7%74.5%74.5%76.5%76.5%72.9%72.9%CountyState

Madison County Schools Students who Didn’t Meet Academic Standards in mathematics During 2022-23 School Year
SchoolStudents who did not meet standards (%)Total students tested
Madison Junior High School99.2%125
Bernard Long Elementary School96.2%132
Grigsby Intermediate School94%801
Venice Elementary School93.1%44
Coolidge Junior High School93%831
Frohardt Elementary School91%403
Mitchell Elementary School89.7%367
Lewis-Clark Junior High School89.5%189
Alton Middle School88.4%1,205
Collinsville Middle School87.3%899
North Elementary School86.9%455
Hartford Elementary School85.7%49
West Elementary School85.5%305
Webster Elementary School84.7%98
Summit Elementary School83.3%42
East Elementary School83.2%423
Dorris Intermediate School82.9%861
Eastwood Elementary School81.3%193
John A. Renfro Elementary School80.2%192
Kreitner Elementary School80%120
Central Intermediate School79.7%349
Meadowbrook Intermediate School79.5%341
East Alton Middle School79.3%188
Roxana Junior High School79%357
Wilbur Trimpe Middle School75.7%527
Lewis-Clark Elementary School75.6%111
Worden Elementary School71.9%280
Highland Elementary School69.3%505
Lincoln Middle School68.9%793
Parkside Primary School67.7%167
Albert Cassens Elementary66.5%460
Silver Creek Elementary School65.6%369
Highland Middle School65.4%584
Woodland Elementary School62.7%429
Columbus Elementary School60.5%370
C.A. Henning School58.2%359
Marine Elementary School58.2%67
Liberty Middle School57.7%879
Triad Middle School55.6%878
Alhambra Primary School53.3%30
St. Jacob Elementary School52.2%111
Maryville Elementary School43.7%126
Jefferson Elementary School38.4%39
Grantfork Upper Elementary School36.9%65

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