Connecticut School Ranking
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Connecticut Public K-12 School Rankings are based on the CT Mastery Test (CMT) and the CT Academic Performance Test (CAPT) provided by the CT State Department of Education. There are two sets of rankings:
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Standard Rankings:
- Elementary Schools: Percentage of 4th Grade students at the Advanced Level (Level 5) in Math, Reading, and Writing in the CMT;
- Middle Schools: Percentage of 8th Grade students at the Advanced Level (Level 5) in Math, Reading, and Writing in the CMT;
- High Schools: Percentage of 10th Grade students at the Advanced Level (Level 5) in Math, Reading, Writing, and Science in the CAPT;
You have the option of (i) Ranking all schools in the State of Connecticut (choose "All Counties" in the toolbar to the left), (ii) Comparing individual counties (choose "County Vs. County"), and (iii) Comparing all schools in a given county (choose, for example, "New Haven" County). To view FREE public school rankings from a prior year, simply click on the "Rank" button on the toolbar to the left. The most recent rankings are available for subscribers only. Subscription fee is $8.33/month (1-year term). Sign up here.
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Customized Rankings (Subscribers Only)
are based on the following:
- Elementary Schools: Can choose any or all of the following: 4th grade Math, Reading, and Writing; Percentage of students at the Advanced Level (Level 5); Percentage of students at the Goal Level and above (Levels 4 or 5); Percentage of students at the Proficient Level and above (Levels 3, 4, or 5);
- Middle Schools: Can choose any or all of the following: 8th grade Math, Reading, and Writing; Percentage of students at the Advanced Level (Level 5); Percentage of students at the Goal Level and above (Levels 4 or 5); Percentage of students at the Proficient Level and above (Levels 3, 4, or 5);
- High Schools: Can choose any or all of the following: 10th grade Math, Reading, Writing, and Science; Percentage of students at the Advanced Level (Level 5); Percentage of students at the Goal Level and above (Levels 4 or 5); Percentage of students at the Proficient Level and above (Levels 3, 4, or 5);
With the Customized Ranking, you can choose any or all of the counties. Subscription fee is $8.33/month (1-year term). Sign up here.
- Results presented on this site are for All Students; we do not break down the results for different racial/gender/economic groups.
- Schools with fewer than 20 students are not included.
- Historically, the CMT tests are taken in the Fall while the CAPT tests are taken in the Spring. Starting with the 2005-2006 academic year, both CMT and CAPT tests are taken in the Spring.
Data Availability:
Connecticut School ratings are available for: 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
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