The controversial report is one which focuses on the results of the Foundation Skills Assessment testing program.
Pretty well from Day one however, many teachers, School Administrators and School Board officials say that the annual listing by the research group doesn't portray a true picture of how the schools are faring on a day to day basis.
Still the listings do provide for one of the few reviews that parents/guardians have access to when it comes to local schools, with four Prince Rupert schools among the Fraser Institute listings for this year.
They included the Catholic Independent School Annunciation which continues to be the lead school for the annual report for the city.
Three public schools were listed for the 2022 report care, they were Conrad, Lax Keen and Roosevelt Park.
Pineridge Elementary and Prince Rupert Middle School were not among the schools for this years review and the document released on Tuesday offered no explanation as to why.
Port Edward Community School has never been listed, that seemingly owing to their limited enrolment.
The Vancouver based institute reviewed the results of Grade 4 and 7 students of 745 schools in British Columbia, the three elements of the FSA's that make for the report include Reading, Writing and Numeracy.
The findings for Prince Rupert can be reviewed below:
In the preview to the report on Tuesday, the Fraser Institute Peter Cowley observed as to what the information provides for parents.
“The report card offers parents information they can’t easily get anywhere else, about how schools perform over time and how they compare to other schools in B.C. We often hear that schools can’t improve student performance because of the communities and students they serve, but the evidence suggests otherwise”
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