U.S. History EOC Score Calculator 2025 (Florida NGSSS)
Punch in your raw points and get an instant 325-475 scale score, achievement level, and pass/fail verdict. Ideal for dashboards, lesson plans, and data-driven pep talks.
1 What you really earn on test day: the raw score
Test format: One 160-min computer-adaptive session.
Operational items: ≈ 52 multiple-choice questions (a few embedded field-test items don’t count).
Raw-score range: 0 – 52 (1 pt each; no guessing penalty).
Florida U.S. History EOC Score Calculator 🗝️
2025 NGSSS Standards Assessment Estimator
🚦 Your decoder ring for scale scores & passing
⚠️ BOTTOM LINE: There is no public "one-size" raw-to-scale chart—only FLDOE's scoring engine knows the exact conversion for your form. This calculator provides practice estimations only. Expect ±10 scale-point drift on the live adaptive test.
📚 Test Format Overview
- One 160-minute computer-adaptive session
- 48-52 operational multiple-choice questions
- Passing score: 397+ (Level 3)
- Counts as 30% of U.S. History course grade
- Required for Scholar designation (not standard diploma)
Calculate Your Estimated Score
Total scored questions: ~48-52 (we'll assume 50 for calculation)
💡 Pro tip: Historically ~60% raw puts you near 400. Use 65% as a safety net!
For official information visit: fldoe.org
Calculator based on 2025 NGSSS Standards (325-475 scale)
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2 Behind the curtain: equating & scaling
- Raw ➜ θ (theta). Your answer pattern feeds a 3-parameter IRT model that difficulty-adjusts the ability estimate.
- θ ➜ NGSSS 325-475 scale. Each operational form has a secret lookup so windows line up statewide.
- Rounding & upload. The whole-number scale score drops into the Florida Reporting System within 24 hours.
Bottom line: any conversion chart online is practice-only; the live form’s key never leaves FLDOE’s servers.
3 What shows up on the report: Achievement Levels
| Level | NGSSS scale | Plain-English meaning | KPI buzzword |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 432 – 475 | Mastery | “Exceeds benchmark” |
| 4 | 417 – 431 | Proficient | “Above target” |
| 3 * | 397 – 416 | On grade / Pass | “Meets standard” |
| 2 | 378 – 396 | Partial mastery | “Needs support” |
| 1 | 325 – 377 | Inadequate | “Critical intervention” |
Passing cut-score = 397 (bottom of Level 3).
4 Why the number matters
| Bucket | Impact |
|---|---|
| Course grade | Counts for 30 % of the final U.S. History grade. |
| Diploma | Not a must-pass for a standard diploma, but Level 3+ is required for the coveted Scholar seal. |
| Accountability | Level 3-plus rates feed district dashboards & school grades—admins track this hard. |
5 Worked example (illustrative)
| Step | Sample student |
|---|---|
| Raw points correct | 31 / 50 ≈ 62 % |
| Scaled score | 402 |
| Achievement level | Level 3 ➜ Pass |
6 DIY practice-test goalposts
- Score your raw points on a released test.
- Use this calculator only as a ballpark—expect ±10 scale-point drift.
- Push students to an estimated 410+ in practice; cushions them above 397.
- Remember: practice PDFs are fixed-form; the live test adapts. Don’t get lulled.
7 Quick FAQ
| Q | A |
|---|---|
| How many questions can I miss & still pass? | Depends on the form, but historically ~60 % raw puts you near 400. Use 65 % as a safety net. |
| Do the field-test items hurt me? | Nope. They’re stripped out before scoring. |
| Can this score substitute for anything else? | Only for the Scholar diploma seal; no cross-credit with other EOCs. |
| Retakes? | Offered fall, winter, spring, summer—highest scale sticks. |