About 21 percent of California students met the federal targets, which expect a designated percentage of students — just under 70 percent this year — to test at grade level.
Fewer Coachella Valley schools met state and federal targets in the 2010-11 school year, a report released Wednesday shows.
Valleywide, 42 percent of public schools met the state’s achievement goals that expect schools to improve and ultimately hit a score of 800 on a scale of 200 to 1,000.
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About 21 percent met the federal targets, which expect a designated percentage of students — just under 70 percent this year — to test at grade level.
Last year, about 50 percent hit state goals and 25 percent met federal goals.
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