Lin-Wood Public School (Elem)

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Public | Grades: KG-5 | 148 students
District: Lincoln-Woodstock School District

     54 Linwood Dr
     Lincoln, NH  03251-0097

     (603) 745-2214

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NECAP			Students tested			% met standard
Test	Year	Grade	School	District	State	School	District	State
Mathematics	2006	3rd Grade	29	29	14,854	59	59	68
Mathematics	2007	3rd Grade	34	34	14,798	53	53	69
Mathematics	2008	3rd Grade	23	23	14,451	70	70	73
Mathematics	2009	3rd Grade	29	29	14,292	59	59	72
Mathematics	2010	3rd Grade	27	27	14,077	78	78	76
Mathematics	2011	3rd Grade	26	26	13,995	96	96	76
Mathematics	2012	3rd Grade	22	23	13,718	95	92	76
Mathematics	2013	3rd Grade	22	22	13,712	86	86	74

Source:  New Hampshire Department of Education

The New Hampshire Department of Education, Rhode Island Department of Education, and Vermont Department of Education have developed a common set of Grade-Level Expectations, known as the New England Common Assessment Program Grade-Level Expectations (NECAP GLEs), and test specifications in Mathematics, Reading, and Writing. Building on the success of the NECAP collaboration in Mathematics, Reading, and Writing, the states have developed common assessment targets and test specifications for Science. Grade-Span Expectations (GSEs) for high school students in Mathematics, Reading and Writing have been developed for grades 9-10 and 11-12. The GSEs include expectations that are assessed on the State assessment and others that will be a local curriculum and assessment option. All GLEs and GSEs are incorporated into the NH Curriculum/Frameworks documents approved by the State Board in June 2006.

NECAP is administered in October in grades 3-8 and 11 in Mathematics and Reading. Writing is assessed in grades 5, 8, and 11 at the same time. The three week test window begins on October 1 or the first school day after October 1 if it falls on a weekend. Science is administered in grades 4, 8, and 11 each year during the last three weeks of May.

Source: New Hampshire Dept of Education - NECAP