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1. 1
   What you see5th grade ELA proficiency (PSSA)

   25.0%

   the share of tested grade-5 students scoring proficient or advanced on the PSSA English language arts test. Based on 88 students.

   vs. peers

   55th percentile

   vs. citywide

   56th percentile

   unit

   percent

   direction

   higher is better

2. 2
   How it was computedvalue = published '% proficient or advanced' (accountability cohort by default)

   1. Unzip the district's PSSA/Keystone archive and read the accountability-cohort ('Acct') and all-tested ('Actual') school CSVs.
   2. Keep rows for the test, subject, grade, and subgroup this metric represents.
   3. Store the published '% proficient or advanced' as the value and the published number tested as the denominator; suppressed cells (asterisks/blanks) are stored as suppressed, not zero.
   4. Store the accountability-cohort cut as the default (population_cut = 'acct') and the all-tested cut alongside it ('actual').

   Citywide percentile, reconstructed right now

   Among 142 default-included schools with a value for this metric, year, and subgroup, this school has a higher value than 78 and ties 1. Midrank rule: (78 + 1/2) / (142 − 1) = 0.557.Stored: 0.557. ✓ matches

   How percentiles are computed · How peer groups are chosen

   Peer percentile, reconstructed right now

   Peer group: up to 40 of the demographically nearest schools among Elementary / catchment / district schools; 32 of 40 peers have a value this year. This school is above 17 and ties 1 of them. Midrank: (17 + 1/2) / (33 − 1) = 0.547; stored 0.547. ✓ matches

   The peers and their values (32)

   Peer school	Value
   A.S. JENKS ACADEMICS PLUS SCH	69.6%
   ANNE FRANK SCHOOL	57.1%
   FOX CHASE SCHOOL	53.2%
   HACKETT SCHOOL	50.0%
   WILLIAM H. LOESCHE SCHOOL	46.8%
   WATSON COMLY SCHOOL	43.2%
   JOHN MOFFET SCHOOL	36.7%
   RICHMOND SCHOOL	36.4%
   J. HAMPTON MOORE SCHOOL	35.6%
   KENNEDY C. CROSSAN SCHOOL	28.9%
   JOSEPH W. CATHARINE SCHOOL	28.8%
   EDWIN FORREST SCHOOL	26.9%
   JAMES LOGAN SCHOOL	26.8%
   ELLWOOD SCHOOL	26.0%
   ROWEN SCHOOL	25.0%
   HENRY W. LAWTON SCHOOL	22.7%
   FRANCIS SCOTT KEY SCHOOL	22.2%
   WILLIAM CRAMP SCHOOL	20.4%
   THOMAS G. MORTON SCHOOL	20.0%
   SOLOMON SOLIS-COHEN SCHOOL	19.7%
   LAURA H. CARNELL SCHOOL	16.7%
   JOHN B. KELLY SCHOOL	16.4%
   GLORIA CASAREZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	14.6%
   CAYUGA SCHOOL	14.0%
   JOSEPH PENNELL ELEMENTARY	13.3%
   JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL	12.5%
   HOWE ACADEMICS PLUS SCHOOL	12.1%
   JAMES J. SULLIVAN SCHOOL	11.5%
   FELTONVILLE INTERMEDIATE	11.5%
   JOHN H. WEBSTER SCHOOL	7.9%
   ALEXANDER MCCLURE SCHOOL	3.2%
   BAYARD TAYLOR SCHOOL	1.6%

   Note: stored percentiles are computed by a batch script after loads; a difference from the live reconstruction means a newer load changed the comparison set and the batch has not been re-run.

   Evidence: metric tree: 5th grade ELA proficiency (PSSA)

3. 3
   The stored cellThe stored cell

   table

   philly_school_year_metrics

   value

   25

   denominator

   88

   suppressed

   false

   citywide_percentile

   0.5567

   comparison_group_percentile

   0.5469

   source_load_id

   bba25088-d2c0-415a-b47e-c47d1dcb2edc

   Evidence: data model overview

4. 4
   The load that wrote itWritten on 2026-06-03 by sdp_pssa_keystone.ts

   source id

   sdp_pssa_keystone_2024-25

   file URL

   https://cdn.philasd.org/offices/performance/Open_Data/School_Performance/PSSA_Keystone/2024_2025_PSSA_Keystone_All_Data.zip

   SHA-256 of the file read

   d040e16c1b88f33dd481efbdb1a3924951ab7cc81869c8dee52458280574c13aCopy hash

   bytes

   705,262

   year covered

   2024-25

   code commit

   63ddc08c2a63170cecb6e78b991559cef9aa3926

   To confirm you have the same file: download it from the URL above, then run shasum -a 256 <downloaded file> Copy command — the output should equal the hash above. If the publisher has since replaced the file, the hashes will differ, which is itself useful to know.

   Evidence: loader script · first-fetch findings for this file · source registry

5. 5
   The publisher's filePSSA & Keystone results, 2024-25

   School District of Philadelphia (Performance Office). State test results by school, test, subject, grade, and subgroup: counts and shares at each performance level, in two population cuts — the accountability cohort (students enrolled for the full year) and all tested students.

   format

   ZIP of CSVs (accountability-cohort and all-tested cuts)

   join key

   id_eos (= ULCS Code)

   landing page

   https://opendataphilly.org/datasets/sdp-pssa-keystone-performance/

   • Two cuts of the same results; the accountability cohort is the canonical one served by default.
   • District-run and alternative schools only; charter results come from the state's Future Ready file.
6. 6
   How it was checkedChecks: 0 passed, 2 flagged, 1 not run

   • ○ not runBase case not run for this grade/subject specifically (run for the all-grades aggregates and grade 3 ELA; same loader and file)
   • ⚠ flaggedAccountability-cohort vs all-tested files are byte-identical after sorting in SDP's 2024-25 archive — a publisher defect, so this check cannot distinguish the two populations
   • ⚠ flaggedCross-publisher sanity check vs the state's Keystone results

   Evidence: Accountability-cohort vs all-tested files are byte-identical after sorting in SDP's 2024-25 archive — a publisher defect, so this check cannot distinguish the two populations · Cross-publisher sanity check vs the state's Keystone results

7. 7
   Assumptions & caveatsAssumptions and caveats

   • The accountability cohort (students enrolled for the full year) is the intended canonical population. However, the two files SDP publishes for 2024-25 ('Acct' and 'Actual') are identical once sorted — 28,525 rows with no differing value or denominator — so the served 'acct' and 'actual' cuts carry the same numbers. We treat this as a publisher defect (one file published under two names) and cannot say which population the numbers describe.

   • District-run and alternative schools only from this file; charter schools' Keystone results come from the state's Future Ready file.

   Algorithms involved: Citywide and peer-group percentiles, Peer groups: 40 nearest neighbors on demographics