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Test scores show MCCSC well above state averages for third through eighth graders

More than 10% of MCCSC total COVID-19 cases were reported this week.
MCCSC had 39 percent of students proficient in English and Math in ILEARN testing of third through eighth graders.

The Monroe County Community School Corporation performed well above average in test scores released this week for third through eighth graders.

ILEARN, which stands for Indiana Learning Evaluation and Assessment Readiness Network, measures students' proficiency in English and math. The tests were conducted in spring of this year.

A database of statewide results is here.

These are results for MCCSC students:

  • English: 45.9 percent proficient, above the statewide mark of 40.6 percent.
  • Math: 50.2 percent proficient, above the statewide mark of 42.1 percent.
  • English and math: 39 percent proficient, above the statewide mark of 31.2 percent.

Of the corporation's 16 schools that were tested, nine were at or above the average statewide in English and math proficiency.

Unionville Elementary ranked first (68 percent) followed by Childs Elementary (64.4 percent) and Marline Elementary (56.9 percent).

Of the 16 MCCSC schools, nine were above the state average in math and eight were above the state average in English.