NAEP - Expanded Population Estimates Grade 4 Mathematics

Comparison of change in average reading scores from 2013 to 2015 in the reported NAEP estimates and the full population estimates (FPE), grade 4: By state
Jurisdiction	Reported				FPE				Reported-FPE difference
Jurisdiction	2015	2013	2015-2013		2015	2013	2015-2013		Reported-FPE difference
Alabama	217.0	218.6	-1.5		216.3	217.8	-1.4		0.1
Alaska	212.8	209.3	3.4	*	211.9	208.4	3.4	*	0.0
Arizona	215.3	213.1	2.2		214.3	212.4	1.9		-0.3
Arkansas	218.1	218.5	-0.4		217.0	217.8	-0.8		-0.4
California	212.7	212.5	0.1		211.5	210.7	0.8		0.6
Colorado¹	224.0	226.7	-2.6		222.9	225.6	-2.7		#
Connecticut	228.9	229.6	-0.6		227.7	228.7	-0.9		-0.3
Delaware	223.7	225.8	-2.1		222.3	222.8	-0.5		1.5
District of Columbia	212.3	205.6	6.7	*	211.1	204.8	6.3	*	-0.4
DoDEA¹ ²	233.8	232.1	1.6		232.6	229.0	3.6	*	2.0
Florida	227.2	227.5	-0.3		226.3	226.0	0.3		0.6
Georgia	222.0	221.8	0.2		219.7	219.2	0.5		0.4
Hawaii	215.1	214.8	0.3		213.9	213.6	0.3		#
Idaho	221.7	219.3	2.4		220.5	218.2	2.2		-0.2
Illinois	222.0	218.5	3.5		221.4	217.9	3.5		0.0
Indiana	227.3	225.3	1.9		226.6	224.1	2.5		0.6
Iowa	223.6	223.8	-0.2		222.8	223.1	-0.3		-0.1
Kansas	221.1	223.4	-2.3		219.8	222.3	-2.5		-0.2
Kentucky	228.1	224.4	3.6	*	225.3	222.5	2.8		-0.8
Louisiana	216.2	210.5	5.7	*	214.5	209.8	4.7	*	-1.1
Maine	223.7	224.8	-1.1		223.1	223.9	-0.8		0.3
Maryland	222.9	232.1	-9.1	*	220.8	224.5	-3.8		5.4
Massachusetts	235.3	232.4	2.9		233.5	230.8	2.6		-0.3
Michigan	216.3	217.4	-1.1		214.5	215.0	-0.6		0.5
Minnesota	223.4	227.0	-3.7	*	222.0	225.4	-3.4		0.3
Mississippi	214.1	208.5	5.6	*	213.7	208.2	5.5	*	-0.1
Missouri	222.7	222.3	0.4		222.0	221.6	0.5		0.1
Montana¹	224.8	223.0	1.8		223.5	221.2	2.3	*	0.5
Nebraska	226.6	223.3	3.4	*	225.6	221.0	4.5	*	1.2
Nevada	214.4	213.8	0.7		213.2	212.9	0.3		-0.4
New Hampshire	231.9	232.0	#		231.2	230.7	0.5		0.5
New Jersey	229.5	228.7	0.8		228.4	227.8	0.6		-0.2
New Mexico	207.2	205.8	1.5		206.1	205.2	0.9		-0.5
New York	222.6	223.8	-1.2		221.8	223.1	-1.3		-0.1
North Carolina	225.8	222.2	3.6	*	224.8	221.0	3.8	*	0.2
North Dakota¹	224.7	224.1	0.6		223.4	221.5	1.9	*	1.3
Ohio	224.9	223.9	1.0		223.7	222.5	1.1		0.1
Oklahoma¹	221.8	217.0	4.8	*	220.3	215.9	4.4	*	-0.4
Oregon	220.2	219.1	1.1		218.6	217.2	1.4		0.3
Pennsylvania	226.7	226.4	0.3		225.7	225.1	0.6		0.3
Rhode Island	225.5	222.8	2.7	*	224.2	221.9	2.3		-0.4
South Carolina	218.0	213.6	4.3	*	217.1	212.4	4.7	*	0.4
South Dakota	220.5	217.9	2.5		218.5	216.1	2.3		-0.2
Tennessee	218.6	219.7	-1.1		216.9	217.8	-0.9		0.2
Texas	217.9	216.9	1.0		215.7	214.1	1.6		0.5
Utah	226.1	222.8	3.4	*	225.2	220.6	4.6	*	1.2
Vermont	230.1	228.0	2.1	*	229.1	227.3	1.8		-0.3
Virginia	229.0	228.6	0.4		227.9	227.4	0.5		0.1
Washington	225.9	225.0	0.8		224.7	223.1	1.5		0.7
West Virginia	216.3	214.7	1.6		215.0	213.5	1.6		#
Wisconsin	223.4	220.8	2.5		222.3	219.7	2.6		#
Wyoming	228.2	225.8	2.3	*	227.4	225.1	2.4	*	#
# Rounds to zero. * Statistically significant change. ¹The significance of the trend results from the officially reported sample for this jurisdiction would be different under the scenario. ²Department of Defense Education Activity (domestic and overseas schools). SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2013 and 2015 Reading Assessments.

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Last updated 09 January 2018 (FW)