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NAEP - Actual and predicted percentages of students with disabilities in NAEP grade 4 mathematics assessments, starting point and change measures, using nation-based approach: By district, 2005 and 2007

Actual and predicted percentages of students with disabilities in NAEP grade 4 mathematics assessments, starting point and change measures, using nation-based approach: By district, 2005 and 2007
  Actual rates Predicted rates Diff. from predicted1 2005–07 Change measure
District   2005 2007  2005 2007  2005 2007  Change  Std error
Atlanta 84.9 85.0   75.6 78.1   9.3 6.9   -2.5   4.38
Austin 58.0 72.6   80.4 82.2   -22.4 -9.7   12.8 * 6.45
Boston 83.3 84.2   81.4 79.2   1.8 4.9   3.1   2.88
Charlotte 86.7 84.6   83.9 82.6   2.8 2.0   -0.8   3.77
Chicago 76.4 75.3   77.2 79.7   -0.7 -4.3   -3.6   4.59
Cleveland 63.9 27.0   69.1 62.3   -5.2 -35.3   -30.1 * 6.63
District of Columbia 67.7 66.3   71.6 75.1   -3.9 -8.8   -4.9   3.17
Houston 63.8 66.2   79.7 76.1   -15.9 -9.9   6.0   5.66
Los Angeles 79.0 87.2   86.0 85.9   -7.0 1.3   8.4   5.20
New York City 85.4 97.3   81.2 87.4   4.2 9.9   5.8   5.40
San Diego 83.0 80.1   83.7 79.3   -0.7 0.9   1.6   4.02
* 2005–07 change over time is significantly different from zero (p < .05).
1 The 2005 difference from predicted is also the starting point measure.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) 2005 and 2007 Mathematics Assessments.

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Last updated 04 June 2009 (FW)