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The school year is underway and in light of new beginnings, here are last year's AIMS scores. Now although the scores may be better than last year overall, there are still some concerns about the fact that less than two-thirds of Arizona students and a range from half to almost 70 percent of students in TUSD are passing. Yes, in terms of TUSD, the scores should be taken with a grain of salt considering the large number of students that make up the school, but the results are still relatively embarrassing. Maybe this current school year and the new schedule of term can prove to be a benefit to keeping those scores rising.
Check out how other districts fared compared to last year here.
