Trojan test scores beat state average
Test scores in CVHS have gone up higher in 2024-2025 compared to the previous year, with English test scores coming up 2% higher than math scores. Math scores came up as well, meaning more students have met or exceeded the standard for math and English.
Throughout the school, 68.1% of kids met or exceeded their expectation for English in 2024-2025, 2% more than in 2023-2024. The total percentage of students in the state who exceeded their grade level was 22.3% while 33.5% of students in CVHS exceeded their grade level standards.
“All of the English teachers have been working extra hard this year, and I think that’s why English test grades came up this year,” said English teacher Erin Cook.
Additionally, math scores also grew as well, improving 0.35%. There were 49.4% of students who met or exceeded their standards for math.
Overall, 68.1% of CVHS students met or exceeded their expected standards while 48.8% of students in the state did so, meaning CVHS outperformed the state average.
“I’m glad that kids are doing better in math. Hopefully kids will continue to get better at math,” said math teacher Alex Cardoso.
It’s great that the test scores are higher this year! Hopefully, we continue to improve throughout the school year!
It’s amazing to see the higher test scores at CVHS this year. Hopefully these means we are improving as a school and our scores will continue to improve throughout the following years. Glad to see students at CVHS excelling and I hope there will be improvements.
It’s really interesting to see the test scores, I had honestly expected higher.
I wonder how some of the low scores from students who purposely don’t try at the tests overall affect the statistics.
I think that if everyone gave their 100%, the scores would be a lot higher.