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State Mathematics 2000 Report Cards

August 2001

Authors: Charlotte Solomon, Laura Jerry, and Anthony Lutkus

Select from the list or click on the map to view a jurisdiction's report card as a PDF PDF file.

Note: Report Card PDF files range from 290K - 450K. Viewing or printing requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. See the Help section for assistance.
Alaska did not participate in the NAEP 2000 Mathematics State Assessment Hawaii report: Math 2000 pdf West Virginia report: Math 2000 pdf Maryland report: Math 2000 pdf Delaware did not participate in the NAEP 2000 Mathematics State Assessment New Jersey did not participate in the NAEP 2000 Mathematics State Assessment Connecticut report: Math 2000 pdf Rhode Island report: Math 2000 pdf Massachusetts report: Math 2000 pdf Pennsylvania did not participate in the NAEP 2000 Mathematics State Assessment New York report: Math 2000 pdf Vermont report: Math 2000 pdf New Hampshire did not participate in the NAEP 2000 Mathematics State Assessment Maine report: Math 2000 pdf Virginia report: Math 2000 pdf North Carolina report: Math 2000 pdf South Carolina report: Math 2000 pdf Georgia report: Math 2000 pdf Florida did not participate in the NAEP 2000 Mathematics State Assessment Alabama report: Math 2000 pdf Mississippi report: Math 2000 pdf Tennessee report: Math 2000 pdf Kentucky report: Math 2000 pdf Ohio report: Math 2000 pdf Indiana report: Math 2000 pdf Illinois report: Math 2000 pdf Michigan report: Math 2000 pdf Wisconsin participated, but did not meet minimum participation guidelines for reporting results Washington did not participate in the NAEP 2000 Mathematics State Assessment Oregon report: Math 2000 pdf Louisiana report: Math 2000 pdf Arkansas report: Math 2000 pdf Missouri report: Math 2000 pdf Iowa report: Math 2000 pdf Minnesota report: Math 2000 pdf Texas report: Math 2000 pdf Oklahoma report: Math 2000 pdf Kansas report: Math 2000 pdf Nebraska report: Math 2000 pdf South Dakota has never participated in State NAEP North Dakota report: Math 2000 pdf New Mexico report: Math 2000 pdf Colorado did not participate in the NAEP 2000 Mathematics State Assessment Arizona report: Math 2000 pdf Utah report: Math 2000 pdf Wyoming report: Math 2000 pdf Montana report: Math 2000 pdf Idaho report: Math 2000 pdf Nevada report: Math 2000 pdf California report: Math 2000 pdf DoDEA/DDESS report: Math 2000 pdf DoDEA/DoDDS report: Math 2000 pdf U.S. Virgin Islands report: Math 2000 pdf District of Columbia report: Math 2000 pdf Guam report: Math 2000 pdf American Samoa report: Math 2000 pdf Northern Marianas has never participated in State NAEP Puerto Rico has never participated in State NAEP Clickable map of the U.S. and jurisdictions participating in the NAEP 2000 Mathematics State Assessment

The 2000 NAEP program included state-level assessments in mathematics and science at grades 4 and 8, and national-level assessments in reading at grade 4, as well as mathematics and science at grades 4, 8, and 12. The NAEP mathematics assessment was administered at the state level for the first time in 1990 at grade 8 and in 1992 at grade 4. The sequence of assessments using the same mathematics assessment framework resulted in data for three comparisons (1992, 1996, and 2000) at grade 4, and four comparisons (1990, 1992, 1996, and 2000) at grade 8.

The state reports and their companion, The Nation's Report Card: Mathematics 2000, provide a look at the main results of the NAEP 2000 Mathematics assessment. Each participating jurisdiction receives its own customized state report, as seen here. The Nation's Report Card: Mathematics 2000 offers data for all participating states and additional national data. The NAEP Data Tool provides information for all jurisdictions for which results are reported in 2000 and allows the user not only to develop custom data tables, but also to perform appropriate tests of statistical significance for within- or across-state data comparisons.

Within each state report the Key Findings section on the first page provides the reader with a quick overview of the basic results. The Introduction provides information on the NAEP program, the sample of students assessed (public schools only), the metrics for reporting student performance, and how the differences in performance are reported. The subsequent sections, Overall Results, Comparisons Between States, and Performance by Demographic Characteristics relate the findings for both 4th and 8th grade students. This information is presented in data tables, maps, and bar charts.

In addition, this report contains a second set of results -- those that include data for special-needs students (i.e., students with disabilities and students who are limited English proficient) who participated in the assessment with accommodations. Average scale scores for each participating state or jurisdiction are provided for both sets of results (accommodations not permitted and accommodations permitted).


List of NCES Publication Numbers for The Nation's Report Card: State Mathematics 2000 reports

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Last updated 2 August 2001 (PO'R)

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