State testing is one important way to demonstrate that our students are learning at Bristol.  The following slides show how Bristol ranks with state proficiency scores and how Bristol students grow compared to other students in the state.  There is also a slide that shows our progress towards increasing advanced scores and reducing unsatisfactory scores. The staff works very hard each day to help students learn as much as possible.  Our goal is to be a school of “warm demanders”, pressing students to achieve at high levels while also developing strong relationships with them. Manuel Ramsey, Principal

Bristol CSAP/TCAP Composite Total Tests Proficient or Advanced

Bristol has improved 7 of the last 8 years

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State Test

* TCAP – the State, District and BristolRdg Wrt Math Sci

5th grade State 69 58 64 49District 69 57 66 44Bristol 68 64 68 45 4th grade State 67 49 71District Avg 67 48 73 Bristol 72 50 78

3rd grade State 74 52 71 District Avg 73 53 74 Bristol 71 49 66

Note: Free and Reduced Lunch: District 11 has 50%, the State has 30% and Bristol has 75% of it’s students qualifying for this program. Bristol still beats the state in 5 of 10 scores.

Reading Math Writing2010 55 44 44

2011 55 56 58

2012 54 54 52

The average score for the state of Colorado is 50. Bristol is above the state average for growth in all three academic areas: reading, writing and math.

Bristol CSAP CompositeColorado Growth Model

Unsatisfactory Scores and Advanced Scoresfor Reading, Writing and Math

See the dramatic improvement over the last two years

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