Do you know what ASP stands
for? What about Conestoga Christian’s average
SAT scores? Do you know what they are?
Without continued and intentional communication, we can easily “fall out
of the loop” as to what is happening at Conestoga Christian.
ASP stands for Accreditation by School Progress and is
the protocol our school is following to keep our accreditation through the
Association of Christian Schools International and Middle States Association of
Secondary Schools and Colleges. The ASP
protocol asks our school to identify a project that will help our school move
forward while maintaining the standards set through previous visits. The project our school identified for our ASP
protocol was technology. The following link will allow you to see 3 things:
- Our ASP Proposal
- ACSI Accrediting Team's Report
- Our Acceptance Letter from ACSI
Please spend some time reading
about our ASP project and then talk to teachers, students, and staff to hear
what is being done on our campus . . . it is exciting!
Also exciting is what is
happening in our high school. John
Storey, Regional Director for ACSI, recently sent out an article stating the
average SAT scores nationwide. ACSI
reported in their November issue of CAPE:
The
headlines in early October captured some of the story: "2014 SAT
Scores Remain Stagnant," "Student Performance Stalls on
SAT." They reflected what the College Board itself reported:
SAT scores for the 2014 crop of high school graduates were stubbornly stuck at
levels "similar to other recent senior classes."
They also mentioned:
Mean
SAT scores for public school seniors were 492 in reading, 478 in writing, and
501 in math. Comparable scores for students in independent schools were
535, 542, and 580. Meanwhile, students in religious schools scored 533,
527, and 537.
You may be wondering what
Conestoga Christian average SAT scores were for 2014; well here they are:
- Reading 576
- Math 542
- Writing 563
There are wonderful things
happening at Conestoga Christian! God is
blessing us in many areas because we are seeking Him first in all areas –
Matthew 6:33.
Just wanted to "Keep You in the Loop."
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