Key points from results locally
Elmira District Secondary School
Applied mathematics
Percentage of students at or above the provincial standard.
Academic mathematics
Percentage of students at or above the provincial standard.
Conestogo PS
Grade 3 students ranked higher than the board and province across all three categories, reading writing and mathematics, but dropped in both reading and writing in comparison to their own results last year. While
Grade 6 students saw a drastic jump all across the board, exceeding both the WRDSB results and provincial results.
Riverside PS
Only 27 per cent of Grade 6 scored at or above the provincial standard in mathematics, with both reading and writing below average. Grade 3 students fell in both reading and writing ranks, but stayed on par with the board and just below provincial results. The school did see a 9 per cent increase in their mathematics, to etch out both the board and provincial ranks.
Wellesley PS
Grade 3 students results showed
an increase in all categories in comparison to the prior year, while they scored higher than the board, they were just below par in reading compared to provincial results. Grade 6 students saw a drop in all three categories, while still maintaining above the board and provincial results.
Floradale PS
Some 94 per cent of Grade 3 students scored at or above the provincial
standard in writing, a whopping 30 per cent higher than board results, and just over 20 per cent higher than provincial results. 32 per cent of Grade 6 students met or scored above provincial standard in mathematics, down 30 per cent from the prior year.
Linwood PS
Grade 3 and 6 students scored lower than the Board and Provincial results in all categories, although they did see a rise in Grade 3 and 6 reading from the prior year.
St. Jacobs PS
Grade 6 students scored 96 per cent in both reading and writing, both are up from the prior year, while Grade 3
students saw growth in all categories and maintained above average results.
Park Manor Sr PS.
Park Manor saw a drop in all results compared to the last available year, while still maintaining higher than average results over provincial and board levels.
John Mahood PS
John Mahood PS saw students drop
in all categories, with 39 per cent of students at or above the provincial standard in mathematics.
St Boniface Catholic school
St Boniface saw a drop in all results for Grade 3 and Grade 6 students, coming in below board and provincial averages.
St Teresa of Avila Catholic school
Stayed at par or rose above their prior results in all categories for Grade 3 and 6 students, seeing 95 per cent of Grade 6 students at or above provincial standard in writing.
St Clement Catholic school
Grade 3 results dropped across the board, but saw Grade 6 students results come in with 94 per cent of students at or above provincial standard in reading and writing, and 88 per cent in mathematics.