Hermosa Elementary

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Public | Grades: 1-5 | 325 students
District: Artesia Public Schools

     601 Hermosa Dr
     Artesia, NM  88210-2772

     (505) 746-3585

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SBA			Students tested			% met standard
Test	Year	Grade	School	District	State	School	District	State
Reading	2005	3rd Grade	70	233	23,576	52.9	60.5	55
Reading	2006	3rd Grade	72	285	24,090	63.9	64.2	54.5
Reading	2007	3rd Grade	71	285	24,323	49.3	56.5	54.1
Reading	2008	3rd Grade	62	261	24,878	53.2	69.3	58.2
Reading	2009	3rd Grade	59	266	25,222	64.4	70.7	61
Reading	2010	3rd Grade	66	282	25,674	69.7	73.4	57.4
Reading	2011	3rd Grade	61	266	25,771	67.2	63.5	52.9
Reading	2012	3rd Grade	60	303	25,176	40	51.8	52.4

Source:  New Mexico Public Education Department

There are two purposes for the New Mexico Standards Based Assessments:

1. To determine the level at which New Mexico students achieve the New Mexico Content Standards. Each assessment is designed to measure the state content standards as delineated in the Assessment Frameworks; the SBA provides an accurate picture of student achievement of the New Mexico Content Standards.

2. To measure the progress of students over time. In the past, measures of student progress were restricted to comparing one year’s class with another year’s class. With the development of vertical scales for reading, writing, mathematics, and science, the progress of each student and group of students can be examined each year in the tested content areas.

Structure of the New Mexico Standards Based Assessments

The SBAs are paper-and-pencil assessments that are aligned to the New Mexico Content Standards, Benchmarks, and Performance Standards. The assessments consist of multiple sections for eachcontent area. Per the following table, all areas except Writing have three sessions and Writing has two sessions. Test items are multiple choice (MC) and constructed response (CR). For CR items students write out their responses as opposed to filling in a bubble next to an answer choice as happens with MC items. The ratio of CR items to MC items is 70 percent MC and 30 percent CR, but because of the greater number of potential points for CR items, the point ratio for any given content area’s test is about 50 percent of points from MC items and 50 percent of points from CR items.

For the Reading, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies assessments, CR items may require either short answer responses (SA) or open-ended responses (OE). Students can earn up to two points for SA responses and up to four points for OE responses. CR items are scored according to previously established rubrics. Although there are generic rubric templates for the SA and OE items, please be aware that for actual scoring, they are customized for each specific item. These generic rubrics can be found in the Assessment and Evaluation web page. The item specific rubrics cannot be published because to do so would compromise item security.

Source: NMSAP Procedures Manual, New Mexico Public Education Department