THE STANFORD 9 TESTS
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In California, almost 4.3 million public school students in grades two through 11 took the Stanford 9 standardized tests this spring for the third year in a row. All of them were tested in reading and math. Students through grade 8 also took a spelling test, and students in higher grades took exams in science and history / social science.
In this section, The Times presents scores from selected subjects and from three “bellwether” grades: 4, 8 and 10.
SCHOOL SCORES STAFF
Contributing to The Times’ coverage of the Stanford 9 tests:
* Editors: Joan Goulding, Karin Klein
* News Editors: Gary Metzker, Mark Yemma
* Technical Editors: Jim Carr, Martin Leadman, Victor I. Pulver, Richard O’Reilly, Sandra Poindexter
* Contributing Editor: Lynn Meersman
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