The Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) measures the level and pattern of cognitive reasoning development in students.  The test measures both general and specific reasoning abilities.  These abilities are measured in three domains: verbal, quantitative and nonverbal.  The results help teachers adapt instructional goals, methods and materials to the individual needs of each student. This assessment is administered in grades 3 and 6.

CogAT Results - Fall 2007

	Grade 3		Grade 6
	SAS	NAPR	SAS	NAPR
Verbal	102.6	56	105.7	64
Quantitative	99.1	48	105.4	63
Nonverbal	106.4	66	105.9	64
Composite	103.5	59	106.1	65

SAS = Standard Age Score        

NAPR = National Age Percentile Rank
(Shows percent of students in 2001 national
sample who have scores lower than typical LPS student)