Great news for Twin Rivers Unified School District … 130 students received a perfect score on their 2013 CST (California Standards Tests). What an awesome accomplishment for these students.
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This is the second time that Shi (pronounced “shy”) Morgan earned a perfect score in the math CST.
“My third grade teacher was very strict and made me challenge myself, and pushed me to do my best and try harder,” says Shi. “Fifth grade math was easy.”
Shi’s first perfect CST math score happened in third grade, while attending Dry Creek Elementary. She earned her second perfect math score in the spring of 2013, at Westside Elementary School—also in Twin Rivers.
The CSTs measure students’ progress toward achieving state-adopted academic content standards in English language arts (ELA), mathematics, science, and history–social science.
Congratulations to all of the CST perfect score recipients.
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