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Deep Branch Elementary
Public - Grades: PK-6
District: Robeson County Schools

     4045 Deep Branch Road
     Lumberton, NC  28360   (map)
     (910) 738-2514
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Total Students (2007 - 2008): 484
Fulltime teachers: 26.9
Student/Teacher Ratio: 18.0
Eligible for discounted/free lunch: No data

Type: Regular school
Status: Operational
Locale: Rural: Fringe
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Deep Branch Elementary ranks 1147th of 1258 North Carolina public elementary schools.
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Robeson County Schools ranks 104th of 112 North Carolina school districts.
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Deep Branch Elementary - EOG Test Scores - 3rd Grade - Mathematics

Deep Branch Elementary - EOG Test Scores - 3rd Grade - Mathematics
EOG% proficient% minimal performance% superior performance
TestYearGradeSchoolDistrictStateSchoolDistrictStateSchoolDistrictState
Mathematics2004386.784.28801.81.731.730.343.1
Mathematics200539080.285.102.2231.728.142.1
Mathematics2006345.954.967.96.611.28.209.319.7
Mathematics2007361.461.170.88.89.67.312.311.522.1
Mathematics2008361.663.873.27.79.56.615.414.125

Source:  North Carolina Dept of Public Instruction

Deep Branch Elementary - EOG Test Scores - 4th Grade - Mathematics

Deep Branch Elementary - EOG Test Scores - 4th Grade - Mathematics
EOG% proficient% minimal performance% superior performance
TestYearGradeSchoolDistrictStateSchoolDistrictStateSchoolDistrictState
Mathematics2004484.288.993.301.91.429.839.858.4
Mathematics2005484.287.991.801.61.329.839.454.1
Mathematics2006442.351.465.123.113.590919.4
Mathematics2007437.353.167.78.514.18.83.411.821.8
Mathematics2008449.160.472.814.59.26.67.312.224.7

Source:  North Carolina Dept of Public Instruction

Deep Branch Elementary - EOG Test Scores - 5th Grade - Mathematics

Deep Branch Elementary - EOG Test Scores - 5th Grade - Mathematics
EOG% proficient% minimal performance% superior performance
TestYearGradeSchoolDistrictStateSchoolDistrictStateSchoolDistrictState
Mathematics2004586.98592.402.51.552.542.762.5
Mathematics2005586.97989.903.31.852.536.557.5
Mathematics2006541.941.763.116.119.68.806.717.9
Mathematics2007578.952.966.7712.27.517.59.820.4
Mathematics2008577.652.169.65.213.66.515.510.422.2

Source:  North Carolina Dept of Public Instruction

Deep Branch Elementary - EOG Test Scores - 6th Grade - Mathematics

Deep Branch Elementary - EOG Test Scores - 6th Grade - Mathematics
EOG% proficient% minimal performance% superior performance
TestYearGradeSchoolDistrictStateSchoolDistrictStateSchoolDistrictState
Mathematics2004698.5848903.52.266.737.155.2
Mathematics2005610081.989.203.42.266.736.555.1
Mathematics2006675.54061.96.119.49.722.46.719.6
Mathematics2007638.449.464.621.714.48.41.7921
Mathematics2008658.255.868.27.311.46.5010.723.1

Source:  North Carolina Dept of Public Instruction

About the charts
These graphs show three data columns for the “% proficient” scoring students of the North Carolina End-Of-Grade (EOG) for each year. The first column is the score for Deep Branch Elementary, the second is the district average, and the third is the state average.
About North Carolina End-of-Grade (EOG) Tests
The North Carolina End-of-Grade tests are designed to measure student performance on the competencies specified in the goals and objectives of the North Carolina Standard Course of Study (SCS).

The North Carolina End-of-Grade Tests are required by General Statute 115C.174.10 as a component of the North Carolina Annual Testing Program. As stated, the purposes of North Carolina state-mandated tests are “(i) to assure that all high school graduates possess those minimum skills and that knowledge thought necessary to function as a member of society, (ii) to provide a means of identifying strengths and weaknesses in the education process in order to improve instructional delivery, and (iii) to establish additional means for making the education system at the state, local, and school levels accountable to the public for results.”

Source: North Carolina End-Of-Grade Test, North Carolina Dept of Public Instruction