Georgia Milestones State Results
Georgia MilestonesState Results2020-2021Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in thecontext of this year’s pandemic-related learningdisruptions, particularly when making longitudinalcomparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessmentresults page for more information on interpreting the2020-2021 results of Georgia assessments.Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future
Percent of Enrolled Students TestedSpring 2021 End-of-Grade100%90%80%70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%Grade 3Grade 4Grade 5ELA2MATHGrade 6SCIGrade 7SOCRichard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s FutureGrade 8
Percent of Enrolled Students TestedSpring 2021 bra I3AmericanLiterature &CompositionBiologyCoordinateAlgebraPhysical ScienceRichard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s FutureUnited StatesHistory
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Reading Status - 2021100%90%80%70%62593841Grade 3Grade 4586857676860%50%40%30%20%3242423332Grade 7Grade 810%0%Grade 5Below Grade Level4Grade 6AmericanLiterature &CompositionGrade Level or AboveRichard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future4
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.English Language Arts - 3534273132273130Grade 4Grade 5Grade 6Grade 740%3330%20%3810%35250%Grade 3Beginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerGrade 8AmericanLiterature &CompositionDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.5Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future5
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Mathematics - 3839CoordinateAlgebraAlgebra I60%50%40%37333935333126Grade 5Grade 6Grade 7383230%20%10%2425Grade 3Grade 4330%Beginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerGrade 8Proficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.6Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future6
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Science - 0%20%4635332510%0%Grade 5Beginning LearnerGrade 8Developing LearnerPhysical ScienceProficient LearnerBiologyDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.Beginning in 2020-2021, Physical Science is only administered to 8th grader students enrolled in the High School PhysicalScience course.7Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future7
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Social Studies - %Grade 8Beginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerU. S. HistoryProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.8Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future8
Georgia MilestonesState ResultsSpring 2019 vs. Spring 2021Note: 2020-2021 results should be consideredin the context of this year’s pandemic-relatedlearning disruptions, particularly when makinglongitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021Georgia assessment results page for moreinformation on interpreting the 2020-2021results of Georgia assessments.Offering a holistic education to each and every child in our state.9
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Reading Status – Elementary 827364132270%20192021Grade 3Below Grade Level1020192021Grade 420192021Grade 5Grade Level or AboveRichard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future10
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 3 – ELA2019BeginningLearner29%202129%DevelopingLearner andAbove28%71%BeginningLearner38%DevelopingLearner andAbove62%14%26%25%11%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.11Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future11
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 3 – gLearner andAbove39%82%BeginningLearner24%DevelopingLearner andAbove76%13%37%28%10%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.12Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future12
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 4 – ELA2019BeginningLearner24%202132%DevelopingLearner andAbove27%75%BeginningLearner32%DevelopingLearner andAbove69%16%Beginning Learner32%26%11%Beginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.13Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future13
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 4 – gLearner andAbove36%82%BeginningLearner25%DevelopingLearner andAbove75%32%30%13%14%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.14Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future14
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 5 – ELA2019BeginningLearner24%202131%DevelopingLearner andAbove34%76%BeginningLearner27%DevelopingLearner andAbove73%11%34%33%6%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.15Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future15
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 5 – arner ner andAbove68%33%22%13%13%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.16Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future16
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 5 – rner andAbove30%70%BeginningLearner35%DevelopingLearner andAbove66%13%27%29%10%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.17Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future17
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Reading Status – Middle 332510%32260%20192021Grade 6Below Grade Level1820192021Grade 720192021Grade 8Grade Level or AboveRichard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future18
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 6 – ELA2019BeginningLearner26%202128%DevelopingLearner andAbove35%74%DevelopingLearner andAboveBeginningLearner31%69%11%27%33%9%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.19Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future19
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 6 – arner ner andAbove69%12%39%22%8%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.20Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future20
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 7 – ELA2019BeginningLearner28%2021DevelopingLearner ner andAbove70%8%31%32%7%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.21Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future21
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 7 – gLearner andAbove28%78%DevelopingLearner g LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.22Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future22
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 8 – ELA2019BeginningLearner20%202133%DevelopingLearner andAbove35%80%DevelopingLearner andAboveBeginningLearner25%75%12%33%32%9%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.23Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future23
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 8 – arner ner andAbove67%35%22%10%8%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.24Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future24
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 8 – r ner andAbove54%27%20%7%7%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.25Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future25
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Grade 8 – Social r ner andAbove74%14%39%26%9%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.26Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future26
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Reading Status – High 92021American Literature & CompositionBelow Grade LevelGrade Level or AboveDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.2021 results include outcomes from the Fall/Winter 2020 and Spring 2021 EOC administrations. 2019 includes Spring EOC only.27Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future27
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.American Literature & r Learner andAbove64%9%35%27%2%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.2021 results include outcomes from the Fall/Winter 2020 and Spring 2021 EOC administrations. 2019 includes Spring EOC only.28Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future28
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Coordinate Algebra2019BeginningLearner31%DevelopingLearner Learner andAbove62%7%33%23%6%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.2021 results include outcomes from the Fall/Winter 2020 and Spring 2021 EOC administrations. 2019 includes Spring EOC only.29Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future29
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Algebra I2019BeginningLearner27%DevelopingLearner Learner andAbove61%12%31%24%6%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.2021 results include outcomes from the Fall/Winter 2020 and Spring 2021 EOC administrations. 2019 includes Spring EOC only.30Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future30
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more ngLearner Learner andAbove66%14%26%30%10%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.2021 results include outcomes from the Fall/Winter 2020 and Spring 2021 EOC administrations. 2019 includes Spring EOC only.31Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future31
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.Physical Science2019BeginningLearner26%DevelopingLearner Learner andAbove39%75%13%3222%14%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.Beginning in 2020-2021, Physical Science is only administered to 8th grade students enrolled in the High School Physical Sciencecourse.Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future32
Note: 2020-2021 results should be considered in the context of this year’s pandemic-related learning disruptions, particularly whenmaking longitudinal comparisons. Visit the 2020-2021 Georgia assessment results page for more information.U. S. History2019BeginningLearner22%DevelopingLearner Learner andAbove65%14%36%25%5%Beginning LearnerBeginning LearnerDeveloping LearnerDeveloping LearnerProficient LearnerProficient LearnerDistinguished LearnerDistinguished LearnerDue to rounding, percentages may not total 100%.2021 results include outcomes from the Fall/Winter 2020 and Spring 2021 EOC administrations. 2019 includes Spring EOC only.33Richard Woods, Georgia’s School Superintendent Georgia Department of Education Educating Georgia’s Future33
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