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High School Exit Exam Results Released: How Did PUSD Do?
District-wide, PUSD students did just slightly better on average than L.A. County as a whole, and just slightly worse than the state as a whole
Today’s released California High School Exit Exam results show that the is near the achievement level of the state and county.
District-wide, about 82 percent of 10th-grade students passed the test, better than the county rate of 81 percent, but less than the statewide average of 83 percent.
Below are the results broken down by category in the four highly-attended public schools in the district. The results are the percent of 10th-grade students who passed the test - they are taking the CAHSEE for the first time - those who do not pass can take it again in 11th and 12th grade.
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The full results for all schools and including other categories like gender and ethnicity can be viewed on the California Department of Education website.
Muir High School
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73 19 41 88 71 83
Pasadena High
All Students Special Ed ESL Fluent English Proficient Students Economically Disadvantaged Not Economically Disadvantaged Math 87 52 47 89 85 92 English/Language Arts 89 48 37 95 86 96Blair High
Marshall Fundamental
Total Students Special Ed ESL Fluent English Proficient Students Economically Disadvantaged Not Economically Disadvantaged Math 91 n/a 52 94 90 94 English/Language Arts 91 n/a 40 96 90 96Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.
