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August 26, 2009. Plan for the Future. Curriculum. Data Analysis. Instructional Strategies and Formative Assessment. A Look Back and a Look Ahead Fitting the Pieces Together. 21 st Century Survival Skills. Tony Wagner’s Seven Survival Skills. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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August 26, 2009

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CurriculumData Analysis

Instructional Strategies and Formative Assessment

Plan for the Future

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A Look Back and a Look Ahead

Fitting the Pieces Together

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21st CenturySurvival Skills

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Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving

Collaboration across Networks and Leading by Influence

Agility and Adaptability Initiative and Entrepreneurialism Effective Oral and Written

Communication Accessing and Analyzing Information Curiosity and Imagination

Tony Wagner’s Seven Survival Skills

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Are we

preparing ourstudents for a life

of tests, or the test of life?

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Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fnh9q_cQcUE

Education Today and Tomorrow

Shift is

Underway!

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PSSAData Results

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PUTTING THE DATA PIECES TOGETHER

PAST

PRESENT

FUTURE

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Targets to Meet AYP(categories by which we are

assessed) First Target: Math and Reading

Participation

Second Target: Attendance Graduation

Third Target: Math and Reading

Performance

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Thresholds to Meet AYP(level that must be met for each

target) First Target: Math and Reading Participation -

95%

Second Target: Attendance 90% or growth Graduation 80% or growth

Third Target: Math Performance

56% Proficient/Advanced

Reading Performance 63% Proficient/Advanced

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SUBGROUPS Results are reported for “ALL STUDENTS” and

each of the nine subgroups that have a minimum of 40 students.

Subgroups include: - White non-Hispanic - Black/African American non- Hispanic - Latino/Hispanic - Asian or Pacific Islander - American Indian or Alaskan Native - Multi-Racial/Ethnic - IEP - English Language Learner (ELL) and Limited

English Proficiency (LEP) - Economically Disadvantaged

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Math and Reading Participation

3 – 5 Grade Span

ThresholdsMath95%

Reading95%

All Students 99.9 100White 100 100Black 99.7 100IEP 99.4 100Econ. Dis. 100 100Made AYP YES YES

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Math and Reading Participation 6 - 8 Grade Span

Thresholds

Math95%

Reading95%

All Students 99.3 99.2White 99.8 99.8Black 98.8 98.8IEP 97.5 96.9Econ. Dis. 99.5 99.7Made AYP YES YES

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Math and Reading Participation 9 - 12 Grade Span

ThresholdsMath95%

Reading95%

All Students 97.6 97.3White 98.1 98.1Black 96.9 96.1IEP 93.9

Appeal Pending91.8

Appeal PendingEcon. Dis. 99.3 98.7Made AYP NO NO

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2006 - 2007 2007 - 2008 2008 - 2009

Centennial 93.67 93.40 93.48

G.W. 92.39 92.32 92.37

White Oak 94.55 94.88 94.04

Cornell 93.91 93.81 93.3

McClure 94.68 94.65 95.32

Founders’ 91.37 92.20 92.08

Made AYP YES YES YES

GRADUATION THRESHOLD - 80%

High School 89.57 87.74 87.06

Made AYP YES YES YES

Attendance Threshold - 90%

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AYP Performance GoalsMath

2006 - 200745%

2007 - 2008 56%

2008 - 2009 56%

Reading2006 - 2007

54%

2007 - 2008 63%

2008 - 2009 63%

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Proficiency CalculationsThe ways to meet Performance

Targets:StatusStatus with a Confidence Interval

(CI)Two year calculationTwo year calculation with a

Confidence IntervalSafe Harbor (SH)Safe Harbor with a Confidence

IntervalPA Performance Index (PPI)Growth Model (GM)

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Math Performance 3 – 5 Grade Span

Thresholds2006 - 2007

45%2007 - 2008

56%2008 - 2009

56%

All Students 67.2* 73.7 71.2

White 76.1 80.1 78.6

Black 56.5* 65.0 61.9

IEP 39.2 44.2* 44.4 GM

Econ. Dis. 62.1* 70.0 66.3

Made AYP NO YES YES

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Math Performance 6 - 8 Grade Span

Thresholds2006 - 2007

45%2007 - 2008

56%2008 - 2009

56%All Students 49.6 60.0 63.2

White 60.8 70.1 71.2

Black 35.4 47.7* 53.3 CI

IEP 14.3 24.8* 24.7

Econ. Dis. 42.2* 54.2* 58.0

Made AYP NO YES NO

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Math Performance 9 - 12 Grade Span

Thresholds2006 - 2007

45%2007 - 2008

56%2008 - 2009

56%All Students 19.4 29.7* 23.7

White 26.8 41.0* 30.3

Black 6.3 9.2 14.2

IEP 3.0 12.5* 9.3

Econ. Dis. 7.7 17.4 17.1

Made AYP NO NO NO

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Reading Performance 3 - 5 Grade Span

Thresholds2006 - 2007

54%2007 - 2008

63%2008 - 2009

63%All Students 53.8* 58.2* 54.3 GM

White 63.5* 67.2 65.9

Black 40.5 46.7* 39.1 GM

IEP 22.8 29.0* 24.8

Econ. Dis. 46.0 52.1* 47.2 GM

Made AYP NO YES NO

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Reading Performance 6 – 8 Grade Span

Thresholds2006 - 2007

54%2007 - 2008

63%2008 - 2009

63%All Students 50.4 57.0* 56.1 GM

White 61.6* 67.8 65.5

Black 36.7 43.9* 44.4 GM

IEP 14.9 20.7* 14.8

Econ. Dis. 42.0 48.7* 48.4 GM

Made AYP NO YES NO

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Reading Performance 9 - 12 Grade Span

Thresholds2006 - 2007

54%2007 - 2008

63%2008 - 2009

63%

All Students 40.9 52.1* 49.3

White 51.9 66.7 58.7 CI

Black 23.9 24.8* 37.8 SH

IEP 7.5 12.5* 21.4 SH

Econ. Dis. 28.6 33.6* 37.9 SHCI

Made AYP NO YES NO

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CELEBRATIONS District reached AYP in attendance

Graduation rate exceeds the benchmark by 7%

Grade Span 3 - 5 met AYP in math

Grade Span 6 - 8, All Students, White, Black, and Economically Disadvantaged. subgroups met AYP in math

Grade Spans 3 - 5 and 6 - 8, All Students, White, Black, and Economically Disadvantaged. subgroups met AYP in reading

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Grade Span 9 - 12, White, Black, IEP, and Econ. Dis. subgroups met AYP in reading

Grade Span 9 - 12, the Black subgroup continues to improve in reading and math

CELEBRATIONS

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AYP Status Made AYP Warning School/District Improvement I (miss AYP 2

consecutive years) School/District Improvement II (miss AYP 3

consecutive years) Corrective Action I (miss AYP 4 consecutive

years) Corrective Action II (miss AYP 5 consecutive

years) Making Progress

Note – It takes 2 consecutive years to move out of Improvement or Corrective Action.

The Making Progress status indicates a school/district made AYP for 1 year.

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District Status 2003 - 2009

2003 Warning2004 District Improvement I2005 District Improvement I2006 Making Progress2007 District Improvement II2008 Making Progress2009 Corrective Action I

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AYP Goals

Math 2009 - 2010

56% Reading

2009 - 2010 63%

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According to Robyn Jackson, “When the sculptor first

meets the hunk of rock, it is difficult to imagine that rock

as a beautiful work of art. But, the sculptor works at it a little at a time, a chip here, an adjustment there, until slowly, things begin to take

shape.

The same goes with teaching.”

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Change

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Do we start where our students are? Do we know where they are going? Do we expect them to get there? Do we explain to them how we will

get there? Do we measure their progress and

give them feedback? Do we stay focused? Do we take the quickest most direct

route? Do we work harder than our

students?

Principles of Teaching

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Curriculum

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Communityof

Learners

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Completing the puzzletogether

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The Empty Chair


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