What is a perfect score on pssa?

There isn't a single "perfect score" on the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) that applies across all subjects and grade levels. The PSSA reports scores in different ways depending on the subject and grade. Instead of a single number representing a "perfect score," results are usually presented as:

* Scale Scores: These are numerical scores on a scale specific to each subject and grade level. Higher scale scores indicate better performance. There's no fixed maximum number that represents "perfect" as the scales vary.

* Performance Levels: These categorize student performance (e.g., Advanced, Proficient, Basic, Below Basic). Achieving the highest performance level (usually "Advanced") would be considered the best possible outcome, but it's not a numerical perfect score.

In short, there's no single number you can point to and say that's a perfect PSSA score. The best result is achieving the highest performance level for the specific test taken.