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Table 4e. Average scale score and percentage distribution of 4th-grade students in mathematics, by urbanicity and Title I participation: 2000, 2003, and 2005

 
Title I participationCentral cityUrban fringeRural
 Performance scale scores
  Total, 2000220(1.7)230(1.6)226(1.4)
  Total, 2003229(0.5)238(0.3)236(0.3)
  Total, 2005233(0.3)241(0.2)238(0.3)
Title I participation
  Participated
    2000213(1.7)221(1.9)223(1.3)
    2003223(0.5)232(0.5)234(0.3)
    2005227(0.4)236(0.4)236(0.3)
  Did not participate
    2000234(2.4)240(2.0)(   ‡)
    2003244(1.0)247(0.5)244(0.7)
    2005247(0.6)248(0.3)245(0.7)
 Percentage distribution
  Total, 200032(1.8)46(2.4)22(1.9)
  Total, 200331(0.3)41(0.5)28(0.4)
  Total, 200532(0.3)44(0.3)24(0.3)
Title I participation
  Participated
    200032(2.5)39(3.9)29(3.3)
    200331(0.6)35(0.8)34(0.7)
    200532(0.5)38(0.5)30(0.5)
  Did not participate
    200030(3.6)58(4.6)12(2.7)
    200330(1.1)52(1.2)18(1.0)
    200531(0.9)54(0.8)15(0.7)
‡ Reporting standards not met.
NOTE: The NAEP Mathematics scale ranges from 0 to 500. Observed differences are not necessarily statistically significant. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding. Standard errors appear in parentheses.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2000, 2003, and 2005 Mathematics Assessment, NAEP Data Explorer.

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