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NC School Report Cards

Dear Valued Craven County Schools Stakeholders,

Welcome to the NC School Report Card. The data showcased here highlights how our schools and district are performing based on the 2024–2025 school performance results.

The North Carolina School Report Card displays that school performance grades are calculated using two measures:

·       80% proficiency results from state standardized tests

·       20% academic growth based on student progress over the previous year

Academic growth indicates the progress students make during a year of instruction. Schools are categorized as: Exceeded Growth Expectations, Met Growth Expectations, or Did Not Meet Growth Expectations, as measured by EVAAS, North Carolina’s statistical growth model.

School Performance Indicators vary by school level:

Elementary & Middle Schools

·       ELA/Reading, Math, and Science EOG scores and growth

·       NC Math I EOC scores (Middle only)

·       English Learner progress

High Schools

·       English II, Math I, Math III, and Biology EOC scores and growth

·       English Learner progress

·       Cohort graduation rate

·       ACT/WorkKeys performance

·       Math course rigor

Performance scores are reported on a 100-point scale and converted into letter grades:

·       A: 85–100

·       B: 70–84

·       C: 55–69

·       D: 40–54

·       F: Below 40

Craven County Schools 2024–2025 Results & Highlights

·       10 of 26 schools met or exceeded expected growth

·       15 of 26 schools earned a letter grade of C or better (equivalent to last year)

·       18 of 26 schools maintained or improved their letter grade

·       ACT performance improved, with 52.9% of students scoring 19 or above (up from 36.1%)

·       Graduation rate increased to 81.5% (up from 80.8%)

·       Grade-level proficiency (GLP) increased in Grades 3–8:

         - Reading: 52.6% (up from 51.4%)
         - Math: 54.9% (up from 53.5%)

While we are encouraged by the progress many of our schools are making and proud of the commitment of our students, educators, and families, we also recognize that there is still more work to be done. We remain committed to continuous growth and academic excellence across all of Craven County Schools.

Thank you for your continued partnership and support in helping our students succeed.

​​​​​​Sincerely, 

Mr. Rick Stout

Interim Superintendent, Craven County Schools