ABOVE: The latest EQAO scores reveal three things – one, that the literacy of Ontario students is improving, and two, that their math skills are not
TORONTO – Student achievement results for elementary grades in every school and board in Ontario for the past academic year were released Wednesday morning.
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The report from Ontario’s Education Quality and Accountability Office includes results of assessments of reading, writing and mathematics.
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For each school in the province, the agency will also publish a report that tracks the progress of students from Grade 3 to 6.
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The EQAO will also release a full report on elementary school assessments that includes profiles of schools using the assessment results for improvements.
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