NYC SAT RESULTS...NYC SAT Participation for Seniors The number and percent of the ninth grade cohort who took the SAT at least once in four years of high school Percent Change Results

NYC SAT RESULTS 2018

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Seniors

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NYC SAT Participation for Seniors

The number and percent of the ninth grade cohort who took the SAT at least once in four years of high school

Percent Change

Since 2017 +24.6%

Since 2016 +36.3%

Since 2014 +41.7% 63,499

50,958 46,600 44,977 44,814 45,534 43,692 41,966

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Percentage Point Change

Since 2017 +14.0 pts


Since 2014 +21.9 pts 80.0

65.9 60.7 59.4 58.1 56.4 54.6 53.2

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Results for all years are based on student -level data provided by the College Board at the end of each s chool year that are matched to DOE records. Students who are not matched are not included. District schools are included in all ye ars while charter schools are included in years 2011 through 2017; some charter school data are not yet available for 2018. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth y ear of high school. Point c hanges are based on unrounded numbers. 3 3

NYC SAT Participation for Seniors by Ethnicity

The number in the 9th grade cohort who took the SAT at least once in four years of high school

Percent Change Asian Black Hispanic White

Since 2017 +15.4% +23.5% +30.4% +22.8%

Since 2016 +19.8% +36.0% +49.9% +25.3%

Since 2014 +33.5% +40.1% +74.0% +31.8%

9,125

9,774 10,314 10,427 10,425 10,172 10,557

12,182

12,320 12,545 12,618 12,076 12,234 12,685

13,971

17,255

13,583

14,106 14,595 14,598 15,209 15,764

18,123

23,637

6,753 7,048 7,190 7,381 7,204 7,105 7,247

8,900

Hispanic Students

Black Students

Asian Students

White Students

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

4 Results for all years are based on student -level data provided by the College Board at the end of each school year that are matched to DOE records. Students who are not matched are not included. District schools are included in all years while charter schools are included in years 2011 through 2017; some charter school data are not yet available for 2018. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth year of high school. Point changes are based on unrounded numbers. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth year of high school. Small ethnicity categories (Native American and Multi -Racial) are not shown here.

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NYC SAT Participation for Seniors by Ethnicity

The percent of the 9th grade cohort who took the SAT at least once in 4 years of high school by ethnicity

Asian


Since 2017 +8.0 pts


Since 2014 +15.0 pts 91.7

83.7

76.7 78.3 78.7 80.7 81.3 81.4

20112012201320142015201620172018

Black





76.9

62.2

55.2 53 47.1 48.4 50.4 52.1

20112012201320142015201620172018

Hispanic





75.7

59.3

50.9 52.8 49

44.2 45.3 47.2

20112012201320142015201620172018

White





69.5 70.5 71.3 70.6 72.3 70.9 72.2

20112012201320142015201620172018

85.1

5 Results for all years are based on student -level data provided by the College Board at the end of each school year that are matched to DOE records. Students who are not matched are not included. District schools are included in all years while charter schools are included in years 2011 through 2017; some charter school data are not yet available for 2018. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth year of high school. Point changes are based on unrounded numbers. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth year of high school. Small ethnicity categories (Native American and Multi -Racial) are not shown here.

NYC SAT Performance by Subject for Seniors Average scores prior to 2017 cannot be compared over time due to the test change in March 2016.

Math

Test change

506499

463 463 465 466 467 466

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Critical Reading or Evidence-Based Reading & Writing

438 436 440 443 446 446

498 502

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Test change

6 Results for all years are based on student -level data provided by the College Board at the end of each school year that are matched to DOE records. Students who are not matched are not included. District schools are included in all years while charter schools are included in years 2011 through 2017; some charter school data are not yet available for 2018. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth year of high school. Point changes are based on unrounded numbers. Scores reflect the citywide averages of students ’ highest score through their fourth year of high school.

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NYC SAT Performance by Ethnicity for Seniors

Math

607 563

459 464

Asian Black Hispanic White


560 560

472 469


7 Results for all years are based on student -level data provided by the College Board at the end of each school year that are matched to DOE records. Students who are not matched are not included. District schools are included in all years while charter schools are included in years 2011 through 2017; some charter school data are not yet available for 2018. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth year of high school. Point changes are based on unrounded numbers. Scores reflect the citywide averages of students ’ highest score through their fourth year of high school. Small ethnicity categories (Native American and Multi -Racial) are not shown here.

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SAT Scores by Subject for Seniors for NYC, the Nationand the Rest of New York State (ROS)

Average scores prior to 2017 cannot be compared over time due to the test change in March 2016.

Math 2017 2018

Evidence-Based Reading and Writing

2017 2018

New York City 490 496 491 494

Rest of NY State 541 559 547 559

NYS vs. NYC Gap 51 pts 63 pts 56 pts 65 pts

Gap Closure: +12 points

Gap Closure: +9 points

Math 2017 2018

Evidence-Based Reading and Writing

2017 2018

New York City 490 496 491 494

Nation 527 531 533 536

Nation vs. NYC Gap 37 pts 35 pts 42 pts 42 pts

Gap Closure: -2 points

Gap Closure: 0 points

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Note that the average scores shown here for New York City reflect seniors’ latest scores in four year of high school rather than their highest score in order to mirror the College Board’s methodology for the national and state scores.

Results are from the College Board’s NYC District Integrated Summary report. National and state scores are available for seniors only. 8

Juniors

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SAT Participation for Juniors in NYC In March 2016, New York City piloted a free SAT administration during the school day for juniors in 91

schools and in March 2017 the SAT was made available free of charge to all juniors.

The number and percent of juniors who took the SAT at least once in three years of high school

Percent Change

Since 2017 -4.0%

Since 2016 +45.5%

Since 2014 +75.5% 61,836

59,386

30,486 32,700 33,022 33,839

36,947 40,808

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018


Since 2017 -2.3 pts


Since 2014 +31.4 pts 77.9 75.6

38.1 41.0 42.8 44.2

48.1 52.8

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

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NYC SAT Participation for Juniors by Ethnicity The number of juniors who took the SAT at least once in three years of high school

Percent Change Asian Black Hispanic White

Since 2017 -2.6% -9.6% -2.1% -0.9%

Since 2016 +25.4% +42.9% +61.8% +39.2%

Since 2014 +29.4% +89.2% +115.8% +41.0%

23009 22522

8893 7907

7722

5819

8583 8854 8929

8831 9208

11864 11550

8205 7857 8025

11892

9370 10629

16796

15185

9813 9881 10435

13917

5919 6195 6100 6107 6181

8682 8602

Hispanic Students

Black Students

Asian Students

White Students

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

11 Results for all years are based on student -level data provided by the College Board at the end of each school year that are matched to DOE records. Students who are not matched are not included. District schools are included in all years while charter schools are included in years 2011 through 2017; some charter school data are not yet available for 2018. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth year of high school. Point changes are based on unrounded numbers. Juniors are defined as students in their third year of 11 high school. Small ethnicity categories (Native American and Multi -Racial) are not shown here.

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NYC SAT Participation for Juniors by Ethnicity

The percent of juniors who took the SAT at least once in three years of high school

Asian


Since 2017 -0.2 pts



89.3 89.1

68.5 69.6 70.6 73.0

65.5 63.4

20112012201320142015201620172018

Black


Since 2017 -4.9 pts



74.8 70.0

47.3

40.8

32.7 33.9 34.8 29.8

20112012201320142015201620172018

Hispanic


Since 2017 -1.9 pts



73.7 71.8

45.5 39.8

31.7 33.1 34.9

28.6

20112012201320142015201620172018

White


Since 2017 -0.9 pts



83.0 82.2

58.2 58.7 59.3 61.2 60.9 61.6

20112012201320142015201620172018

12 Results for all years are based on student -level data provided by the College Board at the end of each school year that are matched to DOE records. Students who are not matched are not included. District schools are included in all years while charter schools are included in years 2011 through 2017; some charter school data are not yet available for 2018. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth year of high school. Point changes are based on unrounded numbers. Juniors are defined as students in their third year of high school. Small ethnicity categories (Native American and Multi -Racial) are not shown here.

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NYC SAT Performance by Subject for Juniors Average scores prior to 2017 cannot be compared over time due to the test change in March 2016.

Math

Test change

601

484 482 482 486 477 494 496

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018


451 451 456 458 451

542

490 488

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Test change

13 Results for all years are based on student -level data provided by the College Board at the end of each school year that are matched to DOE records. Students who are not matched are not included. District schools are included in all years while charter schools are included in years 2011 through 2017; some charter school data are not yet available for 2018. Juniors are defined as students in their third year of high school. Point changes are based on unrounded numbers. Scores reflect the citywide averages of students ’ 13 highest score through their third year of high school.

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NYC SAT Performance by Ethnicity for Juniors

Math

591 556

449 456



540 548

460 457


14 Results for all years are based on student -level data provided by the College Board at the end of each school year that are matched to DOE records. Students who are not matched are not included. District schools are included in all years while charter schools are included in years 2011 through 2017; some charter school data are not yet available for 2018. Seniors are defined as students in their fourth year of high school. Point changes are based on unrounded numbers. Scores reflect the citywide averages of students ’ 14 highest score through their fourth year of high school. Small ethnicity categories (Native American and Multi -Racial) are not shown here.

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