Positive Trends in K-6 Educational Outcomes: A Closer Look

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Educational outcomes for K-6 students are on the rise, as evidenced by improvements in reading proficiency and test scores. From DIBELS data to STAR Reading and Math tests, students at Memorial School are surpassing benchmarks and outperforming national averages. Results show significant progress in literacy and numeracy skills, especially among younger students and rising 3rd graders. These promising trends highlight the dedication of educators and the hard work of students in achieving academic success.


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  1. Our K-6 Educational Outcomes are Improving! 1

  2. Look how our youngest students reading is improving over time! (DIBELS test data) Well Below Benchmark Total # of students at Memorial School Below Benchmark Total # of students at Memorial School At Benchmark Above Benchmark Total # of students at Memorial School Total # of students at Memorial School Beginning of the Year (fall 2022) 126 61 70 40 End of the Year (spr. 2023) 50 51 106 92

  3. Look at how our rising 3rd graders have improved their reading since Kindergarten! 78% proficient 34.3% proficient

  4. Our STAR Reading testing tells us our students are improving, too. Our students are growing faster than this percent of their peers across the country Percent of our students achieving proficiency or higher Grade Fall % Spring% 1 0 84 2 56 71 65 3 47 68 73 4 59 61 48 5 44 58 68

  5. So do our STAR Math tests! Our students are growing faster than this percent of their peers across the country Percent of our students achieving proficiency or higher Fall % 0 64 48 57 53 44 Grade K 1 2 3 4 5 Spring% 0 88 73 62 57 51 64 58 54 50 59

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