Virginia Rating Scale
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Virginia Quality means families can select programs according to their values and priorities. Programs are rated from Level 1 to Level 5. Research shows that quality child care and early learning programs positively impact children's development, resulting in more success in school and life.
A student must attain an overall scaled score of 400 or higher to pass the test. If a student attains an overall scaled score of 500 or higher, the student is considered to have performed at an advanced level on the test. An overall scaled score between 0 and 399 indicates the student did not pass the test.
A Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS) is a systemic approach to assess, improve, and communicate the level of quality in early and school-age care and education programs.
There is no fee to participate in Virginia Quality. Virginia Quality sets standards for quality and provides a path for continuous quality improvement. The Virginia Quality Levels are a framework for program quality improvement.
On the elementary science tests last year, students needed to be perfect. On the history tests, they could miss one or two. While 600s sound impressive, principals, administrators and state officials are most concerned with pass rates - the percentage of students scoring 400 or above.
The passing score for the Virginia SOL tests is 400 based on a reporting scale that ranges from 0 to 600. A scaled score of 0 to 399 means a student did not pass a test. A scaled score of 400 to 499 means a student passed a test and was classified as Proficient.
According to VDOE, scores in the High Basic range indicate that scaffolds may be necessary to support students with grade-level instruction. Scores below the High Basic range suggest that students will likely need scaffolds and supports to be successful with new grade-level content in 2021-2022.
A QRIS is a systemic approach to assess, improve, and communicate the level of quality in early and school-age care and education programs. Similar to rating systems for restaurants and hotels, QRIS award quality ratings to early and school-age care and education programs that meet a set of defined program standards.
A score of 400-600 is "passing" on a SOL test and qualifies a student for verified credit. Students who score between 350-399 on a SOL test automatically have an opportunity for an expedited retake during the same testing window.
The SOL pass rates in 2020-2021 were anticipated by school divisions and VDOE, given the impact of the pandemic as reported on local assessments administered earlier in the school year. Pass rates in federally required SOLs are 69% for reading, 54% for mathematics, and 59% for science.
