2011 Report Card

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Middle/High Schools	Special/Alternative Schools	System Report
Maryland State Report

Maryland State Assessment

Students in grades three through eight take the Maryland School Assessment (MSA) during March of each year. The MSA, which measures student, school and school system performance, meet the requirements to measure Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) of schools, students and subgroups of students as required by the federal No Child Left Behind Act. MSA is a test of reading and math achievement. Sample test items are available on mdk12.org. The scores accessible below correspond to testing from the 2010-11 school year.

High School Assessment

The High School Assessments (HSA) scores below are still for the 2010. The 2011 HSA scores will be released by the Maryland State Department of Education later this summer.

The High School Assessments (HSA) tests students take in May are the key to graduation. High school students must pass a series of four tests in order to graduate from a Maryland high school. The tests are in Algebra, Local, state and National Government (LSN), English II and Biology.

Students will take each test as he or she completes the class. The algebra test, for example, will be taken during the year the student takes algebra and can be anytime between the sixth through the twelfth grades. If a student does not pass one of more of the high school assessments, he or she will be allowed to retake the test. However, it is always best if a student is able to pass the first time so that time is not taken from other courses.

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Middle/High Schools

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MSA Results

System Reports

For information about the following reports, visit the Maryland Report Card Web site.