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medical school general pathology course reformatted k12 general pathology course new course implemented series 7 12 grade levels student outcomes compared typically topics covered mirrored medical school general pathology course serving introduction mechanisms diseases assessment student performance based score multiplechoice final examination modeled examination given medical students two tucson area schools charter school network participated study statistical analysis examination performances showed significant differences function school f 0258 p 6128 students school average test scores 8703 standard deviation 899 school b 8600 standard deviation 818 f 0258 p 6128 analysis variance also conducted test scores function gender class grade significant differences function gender f 0608 p 4382 females average score 8718 standard deviation 724 males 8561 standard deviation 985 also significant differences function grade level f 0627 p 6003 7th graders average 8510 standard deviation 890 8th graders 8600 standard deviation 995 9th graders 8967 standard deviation 552 12th graders 8690 standard deviation 752 results demonstrated middle upper school students performed equally well k12 general pathology student course evaluations showed course met students expectations one class voted k12 general pathology elective courseoftheyear