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Data & Report Cards

Currituck County Schools is celebrating outstanding gains following the release of the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction’s 2024–2025 Accountability and Testing Results. For the first time since before the pandemic, every school earned a performance grade of A, B, or C — a first since the 2018–2019 school year and a powerful reflection of the district’s continued focus on student achievement and growth through the Curricular and District Strategic Plans.

Camera outline with testing data displayed in photograph outlines
Camera outline with testing data displayed in photograph outlines
Camera outline with testing data displayed in photograph outlines
Camera outline with testing data displayed in photograph outlines

2024-2025 Data Snapshots

  • The district ranks #9 out of 115 districts statewide in Combined Test Results (All Students and All Subjects at Grade Level Proficiency).
  • The district exceeded overall state performance in all End-of-Grade and End-of-Course Assessments (21 out of 21 cohorts at Grade Level Proficiency and above).
  • All ten Currituck County schools demonstrated positive gains in performance scores compared to three years ago, when statewide accountability data first resumed after the pandemic.
  • The district’s four-year cohort graduation rate climbed to 93.5%, exceeding the state average of 87.7%. Additionally, the district’s state graduation rate ranking jumped from #22 to #10 among North Carolina's 115 public school districts.
  • In Reading Grades 3-8, the district ranks #1 in the region and #10 in the state.
  • The district ranks in the top 15 out of 115 districts statewide in 7 of 8 English/Reading End-of-Grade and End-of-Course Tests.
  • In Math Grades 3-8, the district ranks in the top 10% of all districts statewide, ranking #11.
  • The district ranks in the top 20 out of 115 districts statewide in 7 of 9 Math End-of-Grade and End-of-Course Tests.

District and School Data

Please Note: The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) released Preliminary Accountability and Testing data on September 3, 2025. Final data was presented to the State Board of Education for approval in October after a data correction window. In December 2025, NCDPI is expected to begin releasing the final 2024-25 School Report Card data on the North Carolina School Report Card site.

Data Collection

At various times during the year, data is collected by the district and used to make decisions related to instructional programs, allocation of resources, or creating or revising policies or procedures.  Data is also collected in order to analyze our progress in achieving goals for improving student achievement. In many cases, this same data is reported to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, where it is aggregated into a state-wide report and presented to the State Board of Education for approval and released to the public.  

Annual School Report Cards

The annual NC School Report Card compiles this data and provides comprehensive information on student achievement, school climate, student demographics, and teacher quality for each public school, each school district, and the state as a whole.  

This Report Card includes important, detailed information about school and student performance, class size, attendance, school safety, and instructional resources. The Report Cards also provide details about school performance under the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). They contain information about school discipline, high school graduation rates, and digital learning devices. Schools receive a letter grade of A-F to reflect overall student academic achievement and growth in the school. The letter grades are based on student performance (80%) and academic growth (20%).

Parents and community members are encouraged to view the information and ask additional questions to learn more about the special programs and efforts to improve student achievement.   Additional information can also be found under the Accountability and Testing Department webpage. 

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