Please click on the appropriate grade level to view School, District, and State data trends for each subcategory (clusters or strands). Click on the appropriate year in the table to view a graphical representation of the data.

Content Scores indicate the number of points earned by students in each cluster or strand of the Sunshine State Standards portion of the FCAT. The points possible show the total number of items for each content area test. The points earned show the actual number of points the school, district, and/or state earned for each content area test. The percent correct compares the “points earned” to the “points possible” to determine the percentage of questions (items) the students answered correctly in each of the content subcategories (clusters).

NOTE: The titles of the content subcategories (clusters) are the same across all Grades 5, 8, and 10; however, the actual content varies by grade level based on the benchmarks at each grade. The Number of possible points vary from year to year and they are not statistically equated because the item content may differ in terms of difiiculty. It is suggested that if a particular content area has a score of 75% or higher, it denotes a proficient level. If the score is at 50%, or below, a plan of intervention is recommended.