Mississippi Succeeds Report Card

Byhalia Middle School

English Performance

How students performed on the end-of-year MAAP ELA assessment (grades 3-8) or the end-of-course MAAP English II assessment (high school)

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Accountability Data

The Mississippi Statewide Accountability System is a single “A” through “F” school and district accountability system. Click any chart to get detailed information on the measure.

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COVID-19 pandemic disruptions continue to be reflected in 2021-2022 accountability data, particularly growth data. Growth calculations for some high school students required measuring growth from the 2018-2019 school year, and overall student performance on assessments improved since the first full year of pandemic-era schooling in 2020-2021. Additionally, students did not have to pass end-of-course high school assessments in 2020-2021, which affected the 2021-22 graduation rate.

English Performance Overview

Level 1

Minimal

Level 2

Basic

Level 3

Passing

Level 4

Proficient

Level 5

Advanced

Mississippi

Marshall County School District

Byhalia Middle School

English Performance by Subgroup

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Level 1

Minimal

Level 2

Basic

Level 3

Passing

Level 4

Proficient

Level 5

Advanced

All

Female

Male

Black or African American

Hispanic or Latino

Two or More Races

White

Asian

English Learners

Students without Disabilities

Homeless

Students with Disabilities

Non English Learners

Economically Disadvantaged

Non Economically Disadvantaged

English Performance Data

All

Level 1 11.5%
Level 2 21.2%
Level 3 36.7%
Level 4 23.3%
Level 5 7.3%

Female

Level 1 9.4%
Level 2 17.4%
Level 3 37.6%
Level 4 28.2%
Level 5 7.5%

Male

Level 1 13.7%
Level 2 25.0%
Level 3 35.9%
Level 4 18.4%
Level 5 7.1%

Black or African American

Level 1 13.5%
Level 2 24.4%
Level 3 39.9%
Level 4 16.6%
Level 5 5.7%

Hispanic or Latino

Level 1 0-10%
Level 2 21-30%
Level 3 31-40%
Level 4 21-30%
Level 5 0-10%

Two or More Races

Level 1 12.0%
Level 2 16.0%
Level 3 36.0%
Level 4 36.0%
Level 5 0.0%

White

Level 1 10.2%
Level 2 15.3%
Level 3 28.6%
Level 4 30.6%
Level 5 15.3%

Asian

Level 1 0.0%
Level 2 0.0%
Level 3 91-100%
Level 4 0.0%
Level 5 0.0%

English Learners

Level 1 20.5%
Level 2 41.0%
Level 3 28.2%
Level 4 10.3%
Level 5 0.0%

Students without Disabilities

Level 1 7.3%
Level 2 19.9%
Level 3 38.7%
Level 4 26.1%
Level 5 8.1%

Homeless

Level 1
Level 2 41-50%
Level 3 41-50%
Level 4 0.0%
Level 5 0.0%

Students with Disabilities

Level 1 41-50%
Level 2 21-30%
Level 3 21-30%
Level 4 0-10%
Level 5 0-10%

Non English Learners

Level 1 10.6%
Level 2 19.2%
Level 3 37.6%
Level 4 24.6%
Level 5 8.0%

Economically Disadvantaged

Level 1 10.9%
Level 2 21.3%
Level 3 35.6%
Level 4 24.2%
Level 5 8.0%

Non Economically Disadvantaged

Level 1 11-20%
Level 2 11-20%
Level 3 41-50%
Level 4 11-20%
Level 5 0-10%

Group	Students	Level 1	Students	Level 2	Students	Level 3	Students	Level 4	Students	Level 5
All	49	11.5%	90	21.2%	156	36.7%	99	23.3%	31	7.3%
Female	20	9.4%	37	17.4%	80	37.6%	60	28.2%	16	7.5%
Male	29	13.7%	53	25.0%	76	35.9%	39	18.4%	15	7.1%
Black or African American	26	13.5%	47	24.4%	77	39.9%	32	16.6%	11	5.7%
Hispanic or Latino	<10	0-10%	24	21-30%	40	31-40%	28	21-30%	<10	0-10%
Two or More Races	<10	12.0%	<10	16.0%	<10	36.0%	<10	36.0%		0.0%
White	<10	10.2%	15	15.3%	28	28.6%	30	30.6%	15	15.3%
Asian		0.0%		0.0%	<10	91-100%		0.0%		0.0%
English Learners	<10	20.5%	16	41.0%	11	28.2%	<10	10.3%		0.0%
Students without Disabilities	27	7.3%	74	19.9%	144	38.7%	97	26.1%	30	8.1%
Homeless		0.0%	<10	41-50%	<10	41-50%		0.0%		0.0%
Students with Disabilities	22	41-50%	16	21-30%	12	21-30%	<10	0-10%	<10	0-10%
Non English Learners	41	10.6%	74	19.2%	145	37.6%	95	24.6%	31	8.0%
Economically Disadvantaged	41	10.9%	80	21.3%	134	35.6%	91	24.2%	30	8.0%
Non Economically Disadvantaged	<10	11-20%	<10	11-20%	22	41-50%	<10	11-20%	<10	0-10%

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