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New or Noteworthy

  1. The newitem below is a statewide data display of ISAT English Language Arts and Mathematics
    for grades 3 through 8 from 2019 through 2026. The focus is on high performing students (90th percentile),
    high average students (75th), average students for grade (50th), low average students (25th),
    and low performing students (10th). A line chart shows the progress of students in the grade/subject from
    2019-2026. A bar chart shows the change from 2019 and 2026 by percentile.
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  2. Surprise! Bert Stoneberg's mini "mini-minivita" - education and experience. (Link Text)

Recent Reports, Papers, Data Displays, and Quick Peeks

  1. new itemISAT 2019-2026 percentiles, EnglishLA and math, grades 3-8 (Link Text)
  2. ISAT 2026 Scale Score to Percentile Rank Conversion Tables (Link Text)
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  3. ISAT 2025 reading and math effect sizes, grades 3-8 (Link Text)
  4. NAEP 2024 cross-state comparisons for reading and math, grades 4 and 8 (maps) (Link Text)
  5. Cross-state comparisons of state per-pupil expenditures, FY2023 (Link Text)

Published Papers

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K-12 Research Idaho Archive/Library

National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)

  1. NAEP 2024 cross-state comparisons for reading and math, grades 4 and 8 (maps) (Link Text)
  2. NAEP 2019-24 Idaho's status among the 50 states (Link Text)
  3. NAEP 2003-24 Idaho's average reading and math scores (Link Text)

Idaho Standards Achievement Tests (ISAT)

  1. ISAT 2025 reading and math effect sizes, grades 3-8 (Link Text)
  2. ISAT 2026 Scale Score to Percentile Rank or Normal Curve Equivalent Tables (Link Text)

Other Assessments and Data

  1. Cross-state comparisons of state per-pupil expenditure, FY2023 (Link Text)

Pyschometrics, Statistics, and Data Analysis & Reporting

  1. Understanding NAEP achievement levels (Link Text)
  2. ISAT cutscores for ELA-Math-Science, revised 2024 (Link Text)

Other Topics of Interest

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