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If a school uses nationally standardized tests for which qualifying cut scores have not been determined by the USDE, is there any way it can qualify under the “top 15 percent in the nation” category?

April 26, 2017cut nationally Qualifying School scores standardized tests uses

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If a school uses nationally standardized tests for which qualifying cut scores have not been determined by the USDE, is there any way it can qualify under the “top 15 percent in the nation” category?

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We’re sorry, but at this point there is not. If a school wishes to qualify under the “top 15 percent in the nation” category, it must use a test whose publisher has provided the U.S. Department of Education with qualifying cutoff scores.