Scholarships, Awards, and Standardized Test Scores

 

Conshohocken Catholic School students and recent graduates of the school have won many awards and have been awarded many scholarships on a regional and national basis. Some of these achievements are listed here:

• Nine of the 2007 graduating class received the Presidential Academic Excellence Award*

• 57% of the 2007 graduating class were Neumann Scholars**

• 52% of the 2007 graduating class were offered scholarships to Archdiocesan High Schools

• 26% of the 2007 graduating class were offered scholarships to private Catholic high schools

• Ten 4th – 6th grade students were winners in the 2007 Jeannes Library Book Writing contest

• One student won 1st Prize in the 2007 Beneficial Bank “Someone Special” Art Contest

• Our students participate in the Mathlete Contest each year

• Our students participate in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Spelling Bee

• Our students won three Blue Ribbons in the 2007 Montgomery County Reading Olympics

• Our students won two Blue Ribbons and one Red Ribbon in the 2008 Montgomery County Reading Olympics

*The Presidential Academic Excellence Award, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education, is awarded to eighth grade students with a grade average of 90 or above for all of sixth and seventh grades, and the first semester of eight grade. Students must score at or above the 85th percentile in math and/or reading on the Terra Nova Tests.

**Neumann Scholars must maintain a class average of 92 in the seventh grade and 90 in the first marking period of eighth grade.
 

 

Terra Nova Test 2007/2008 

Conshohocken Catholic School emphasizes the concept of educating the whole child – Body, Mind and Spirit - and strongly believes that test scores are only one instrument that should be used in evaluating a school’s or individual student’s progress.

CCS uses test scores in concert with many other types of evaluations to analyze, formulate and edit curriculum.

The Terra Nova Standardized Test is administered once a year throughout the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. The primary purpose is to provide educators with specific information that assists them in making professional judgements. The results can be of a diagnostic nature and assists teachers in their annual curriculum plan.

 

Terra Nova Test 2007/2008
SUBJECT GRADE 4
ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA GRADE 6
ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA
Reading Composite 87.3 77.3 76.0 72.0
Language Composite 83.5 74.3 74.5 73.5

Math Composite

87.0 76.3 79.0 73.3
Total Score 89.3 77.5 73.5 74.5