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Comparison of change in average reading scores from 2011 to 2013 in the reported NAEP estimates and the full population estimates (FPE), grade 4: By district
District Reported FPE Reported-FPE
difference
2013 2011 2013-2011 2013 2011 2013-2011
Albuquerque 206.6 208.9 -2.4   206.2 206.5 -0.4   -2.0
Atlanta1 214.3 211.6 2.7   213.7 209.7 4.0 * -1.4
Austin1 220.8 223.6 -2.8   218.2 212.6 5.7 * -8.5
Baltimore 204.3 200.5 3.8   196.7 195.7 1.0   2.7
Boston 214.4 217.0 -2.6   212.5 212.9 -0.4   -2.2
Charlotte 226.4 224.2 2.3   225.9 223.2 2.7   -0.4
Chicago 206.2 203.3 2.9   205.5 201.8 3.7   -0.8
Cleveland 189.7 192.5 -2.9   188.2 190.0 -1.8   -1.1
Dallas 204.7 203.7 1.0   198.3 197.7 0.6   0.4
Detroit 189.7 191.1 -1.4   187.1 187.4 -0.3   -1.1
District of Columbia 205.7 201.0 4.7 * 204.6 199.1 5.5 * -0.8
Fresno 195.9 194.3 1.6   194.2 192.9 1.4   0.2
Hillsborough County 227.8 230.8 -3.0   227.3 229.3 -2.0   -1.0
Houston1 207.9 213.0 -5.2 * 204.7 206.7 -2.1   -3.1
Jefferson County 220.9 222.8 -1.9   217.5 217.2 0.3   -2.2
Los Angeles 204.8 200.6 4.2 * 203.7 199.4 4.3 * 0.0
Miami 223.1 221.0 2.1   221.0 218.8 2.2   -0.1
Milwaukee 198.7 195.5 3.2   196.0 193.9 2.0   1.2
New York City 216.3 216.4 -0.1   215.4 215.2 0.3   -0.4
Philadelphia 199.9 198.8 1.2   198.3 196.7 1.6   -0.4
San Diego 217.8 215.4 2.4   216.0 213.0 2.9   -0.6
* Statistically significant change.
1The significance of the trend results from the officially reported sample for this jurisdiction would be different under the scenario.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2011 and 2013 Reading Assessments.

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Last updated 15 December 2013 (FW)
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