NJGPA Scoring and Performance Levels 1

Question 1

What is the purpose of the scoring system for the NJGPA?

Accepted Answer

To determine whether students meet the minimum proficiency required for graduation

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To assign grades to students for their overall high school performance

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To rank students within their school district

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To evaluate the effectiveness of the New Jersey education system

Question 2

What does a “proficient” score on the NJGPA indicate?

Accepted Answer

The student has demonstrated an understanding of the content at the expected level for high school graduation.

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The student is not eligible to graduate and must retake the test.

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The student is eligible for advanced college placement.

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The student only needs to complete extra credit for graduation.

Question 3

What happens if a student scores below the proficient level on the NJGPA?

Accepted Answer

The student may need to retake the test or complete an alternative assessment.

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The student can still graduate without additional requirements.

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The student will automatically fail high school.

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The student will be placed in remedial college courses.

Question 4

How are the scores from the NJGPA communicated to students?

Accepted Answer

Students can view their scores online through a secure portal.

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Scores are mailed to students after graduation.

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Scores are announced at a public ceremony.

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Teachers distribute scores in the classroom on the day of the test.

Question 5

What are the possible performance levels on the NJGPA?

Accepted Answer

Advanced, Proficient, Basic, and Below Basic

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Pass, Fail, and Incomplete

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Excellent, Satisfactory, Needs Improvement, and Unacceptable

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High, Medium, Low, and Failing