Subgroup Comparisons (2010-2014):
The display allows you to see the comparison of test results between various student groups. Learn More
Students may be counted in more than one subgroup. For example, a white student receiving free lunches would be counted in both “white” and “low-income” categories. Comparing student groups is a useful tool for determining patterns and trends at academic, social, and economic levels. This information helps educators plan for instruction and interventions for struggling students, as well as programs and strategies to assist all learners.
If a subgroup has fewer than 10 students no comparison data will be shown. This is done to protect student privacy.