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Student Growth Percentiles (SGPs) are calculated based on comparing students’ MCAS scaled score histories with the average growth percentiles for academic peers from previous year administrations of the same subject area. SGPs enable teachers and administrators to compare students’ current performance against that of their peers to assess whether an individual student is growing more, less or about as expected – they also use SGP data to set target student growth percentiles within classes, schools or districts.
How Can I Understand SGP Reports? A SGP report provides the relative performance of students within your classroom, school and district. This data is calculated by comparing MCAS scaled scores between student groups to determine relative performances – for instance if one student’s current scores exceed their academic peer group average scores from previous administrations of their subject area test then their SGP will be high; otherwise it will be low.
Keep in mind that SGP reports reflect only one snapshot in time and students’ performances may differ significantly year to year due to factors like learning patterns, teaching practices and community support affecting student growth. Therefore, SGP results should serve more as an indication of their overall level of performance than as direct measures of their achievement in any particular year.
SGPs can be an invaluable way to measure students’ progress and identify areas for improvement, but they should never replace classroom instruction and feedback. Teachers and administrators should continue evaluating students’ progress, monitoring student performance indicators, and employing effective instructional practices so all learners reach their full potential. Furthermore, districts should provide support through professional development opportunities as well as comprehensive curricula that include both strong instructional practice and rigorous assessment so all children have equal chances at realizing their full potential.