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The North Fork School posted a 2016-2023 average composite SAT score of 1254 (78%)
The North Fork School posted a 2023 average composite SAT score of 1310 (82%)
The North Fork School posted a 2022 average composite SAT score of 1280 (80%)McCall-Donnelly High School posted a 2022 average composite SAT score of 1075 (67%)
Idaho posted a 2022 state average composite SAT score of 962 (60%)
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78% of North Fork students achieved college credit-earning scores of 3 or higher on all AP exams in their NFS classes (2011-2024 data: 14 year average = stable results across time).
77% of North Fork students achieved college credit-earning scores of 3 or higher on all AP exams in their NFS classes (2020-2024 data: 5 year average = similarly stable results in the past five years).
Feedback from NFS Alumni and Alumni parents validates this metric and extols the hard work they had to do to achieve these exceptional results.
30% of McCall-Donnelly High School students taking AP exams (which include NFS student scores) achieve the credit-earning score of 3 or higher. According to the MDHS website, this metric helped rank MDHS as a top-rated Idaho High School again in 2024. -
ISAT scores are simply used as baseline measurements for NFS classes, as students only start academic work here in 6th or 7th grade, and as ISAT scores are not "national" measures.
While 85% of NFS students enter our programs with a "proficient" score across all ISATS, typically, between 7th & 10th grade, student ELA scores rise between 99-259 points, even at the top ranges of the scoring chart. The increases are greater the lower a score is at 7th grade.
100% of NFS students score "proficient" or higher by 10th grade.
In 2024, Idaho began testing 11th graders (rather than 10th), and now accepts that ISAT "proficient" score as an entrance measure for Idaho colleges.
“When Lucas [2nd grader at BRMES] realized we pay for the Math Workshop class, he said, "Oh wow, thanks. That is really nice.”
— Laura Bechdel, MDHS 2001
Director of Studies, The Alzar School.
University of Puget Sound '06; MAT Westminster College '12
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