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AASA/ACT: How many Scottsdale Unified District students failed their Math tests during 2022?

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In 2022, 44% of Scottsdale Unified District students failed their AASA/ACT Math test, according to the Arizona Department of Education.

The 10,792 students who took the AASA/ACT test were assessed at four proficiency levels in each subject. Those achieving proficiency level one and two failed the test, while students reaching the third and fourth proficiency level passed the test.

Of those who failed, most achieved proficiency level one.

Scottsdale Unified District roughly covers schools within Maricopa County and has a main office in Scottsdale.

A 2023 study from Scholaroo.com ranked Arizona last out of all U.S. states in terms of educational success, giving the state poor markets for school quality, student success, and teacher-to-student ratio.

In 2022, average scores from Arizona students were found to be inline with the national average scores for math and reading, according to the Nation's Report Card.

Some data provided by the Arizona Department of Education may be incomplete due to the Family and Educational Rights and Privacy Act.

AASA/ACT Performance in Scottsdale Unified District by School
School Name% Who FailedNumber of students tested
Coronado High School83%173
Echo Canyon K-866%39
Scottsdale Online Learning62%< 10
Mohave Middle School60%< 10
Navajo Elementary School59%200
Arcadia High School56%391
Mountainside Middle School51%559
Saguaro High School48%304
Copper Ridge School47%461
Laguna Elementary School46%185
Desert Canyon Middle School44%< 10
Hohokam Elementary School42%158
Cocopah Middle School35%< 10
Redfield Elementary School33%68
Pueblo Elementary School30%61
Anasazi Elementary28%217
Desert Canyon Elementary26%80
Cochise Elementary School22%99
Cherokee Elementary School19%340
Sequoya Elementary School16%101

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