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NASHVILLE— TNReady assessment results released today by Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn indicate that
students across the state are performing better in almost all math subjects. The TNReady scores also show that
more than half the schools in Tennessee – 56 percent – improved their growth scores (TVAAS scores) from the
previous year, with 41 percent of all schools earning a level 4 or 5 TVAAS rating which measures year-to-year
growth.
”I’m impressed with the improvement we’ve seen in mathematics”, Commissioner Schwinn said, while adding, “the
dedication of our educators, commitment to implementing high-quality materials, and unwavering student focus is
what sets Tennessee apart and will continue to be the catalyst for moving our state forward.”
Mathematics
Northwest
Five school districts improved 3rd grade ELA scores by ten percent statewide, including Milan, Paris,
Weakley, Henry and Dyersburg City Schools, while Bradford Special School District improved 3rd
grade ELA scores by 25.4 percent
Three districts showed improved math scores for students in grades 3-8, including Crockett Co., Henry
Co., and Paris SSD
Two districts, Dyer Co. and Gibson Co., improved end of course exam scores in Math and ELA by at least
5-percentage points
Southwest
Five districts are among the top ten in performance statewide in 3rd grade ELA, including Arlington,
Germantown, Collierville, Lakeland and Bartlett
Seven districts improved math scores for students in grades 3-8, including Chester Co., Fayette Co.,
Hardin Co., Madison Co., Shelby Co., Bartlett and Tipton Co.
Decatur Co. is the most improved district in the state on Geometry- a 23.3 percent increase over 2018
Mid Cumberland
Five districts improved math scores for students in grades 3-8, including Metro Nashville, Montgomery
Co., Robertson Co., Williamson Co. and Franklin SSD
Murfreesboro City Schools all students in grades 3-6 improved their math score
Wilson Co. improved ELA, English l and English II for all students in grades 5-8
South Central
Four counties had the most improvement in ELA in specific grades: Perry Co. had a 20 percent increase in
4th grade ELA; Wayne Co. had a 14 percent increase in 6th grade ELA; and Moore Co. is the most
improved district in the state in 8th grade ELA- 12.9 percent increase over 2018
Lewis Co. is the most improved district in the state in 7th grade math- 28 percent increase over 2018
Fayetteville City is the most improved district in the state in 8th grade math- 34.3 percent increase over
2018
Upper Cumberland
Four schools saw students in grades 3-8 improve math scores, including Bledsoe Co., Putnam Co.,
Trousdale Co. and Van Buren Co.
Macon Co. is the most improved district in the state in Algebra II- 15.4 percent increase over 2018
Clay Co. is the most improved district in the state in English II- 25 percent increase over 2018
Southeast
Four districts saw students in grades 3-8 improve math scores, including Grundy Co., Hamilton Co.,
McMinnCo., and Polk Co.
Hamilton Co. improved in math, ELA, and end of course exams by at least 5 percent
Etowah City is the most improved district in the state in 3rd grade math, 5th grade ELA, and 6th grade
math. That’s a 34.8 percent, 23.4 percent and 28 percent gain respectively in each subject
East
Oneida City improved 3rd grade ELA scores by more than 21 percent
Maryville City was the only district in the state to increase ELA scores for all students in grades 3-8
Six districts saw math scores increase for students in grades 3-8, including Anderson Co., Oak Ridge,
Campbell Co., Roane Co., Scott Co. and Sevier Co.
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To view the TNReady for the 2018-19 school year, click here.