The Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) is reporting that Washington’s Class of 2014 have the right to brag about their American College Test scores (ACT).
Our state’s average composite score is 23, which is the nation’s seventh highest. Four content areas make up the composite score: English, reading, math and science. Scores are scaled from 1 (lowest) to 36 (highest).
Washington students have scored above the national average on the ACT for over a decade. And participation continues to grow as 351 more 2014 high school seniors took the test than in 2013.
Check out this table with the information for the past four years:
To learn more about the ACT, follow these links:
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2014 national and state ACT scores (contact local school districts for their scores)