**Correction: This story has been revised. An earlier version stated incorrectly how many and which schools did not meet AYP.

Final PSSA scores for the Parkland School District were released last week and there were no surprises - Parkland High School and Ironton Elementary did not meet Adequate Yearly Progress.

In August, Patch reported that preliminary PSSA results showed both these schools were falling short of AYP goals and final results echo that data. 

This is the second year Parkland High fell short of AYP goals. Marge Evans, district coordinator of data assessment and federal programs, said results from most of the students at Parkland High met AYP but a small subset of students did not.

Jaindl Elementary met AYP standards this year after falling short in 2010-2011

The percentage of Parkland students earning proficient or advanced scores are as follows:

* Reading

Grade 3 -- 83 percent in 2012 (84 percent in 2011)

Grade 4 -- 84 percent (84 percent in 2011)

Grade 5 -- 75 percent (78 percent in 2011)

Grade 6 -- 80 percent (83 percent in 2011)

Grade 7 -- 85 Percent (92 percent in 2011)

Grade 8 -- 93 percent (94 percent in 2011)

Grade 11 -- 82 percent (83 percent in 2011)

* Math

Grade 3 -- 90 percent (90 percent in 2011)

Grade 4 -- 91 percent (92 percent in 2011)

Grade 5 -- 80 percent (85 percent in 2011)

Grade 6 -- 91 percent (92 percent in 2011)

Grade 7 -- 93 percent (95 percent in 2011)

Grade 8 -- 93 percent (96 percent in 2011)

Grade 11 -- 79 percent (78 percent in 2011)