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2017 FINAL SPF RESULTS

October 16, 2017

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GOAL #1 Great Schools in Every Neighborhood

TODAY’S OBJECTIVES

Objective 1: Review 2017 DPS SPF final results

Objective 2: Understand 2017 Academic Gaps results

Objective 3: Reflect on distribution of new school and restart ratings

Objective 4: Review historical comparisons

Objective 5: Understand 2017 and 2018 School Performance Compact

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FINAL 2017 SPF OVERALL DISTRICT RESULTS

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GREAT SCHOOLS IN EVERY NEIGHBORHOODBy 2020, 80% of DPS students will attend a high-performing school, measured by region using the district’s school performance framework

4Note: The data for 2014 and prior are based on the regions the schools were located in 2014.

In 2017, Ridge View was not associated with a region and its data is not included in this chart.

Central Denver (CEN) was added as a region in 2017; data for past years for this region is not available.

67%

44%

60%

31%

41%

53%

77%

48%

36%

71%

70%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

% Students in Blue/Green Schools by Geographical Region

SE SW NNE FNE NW CEN

80%

Fewer than 35,000 students are in red, orange, or yellow schools this year.Fewer than 9,000 students are in red or orange schools this year.


WHAT QUALIFIES A SCHOOL FOR EACH FRAMEWORK?

• The first official DPS SPF was published in 2008.

• Traditional & Alternative Frameworks

• The Early Education Framework was added in 2013.

Traditional SPF

Serves Grades 4+

Alternative SPF

AEC with the State OR small Online

school

Early Ed SPF

ECE Center or Serves Grades <4

ES, MS, HS MS, HS ECE only, ES

Growth, Status, Engagement


WEIGHT DISTRIBUTIONS FOR EACH FRAMEWORK

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5% 8% 4%

21%22%22%

10%

21%

73% 71%

44%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

ElementaryTotal Points 311

MiddleTotal Points 190

HighTotal Points 377

DPS 2017 SPF Indicator Weights

Student Progress - Growth

Postsecondary Readiness - Growth

Student Achievement - Status

Postsecondary Readiness - Status

Family and Student Engagement (+ Bonus)

3.3:1 3.3:1 2.1:1

2017 OVERALL SPF RATINGS -TRADITIONAL FRAMEWORK

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14%

7%

29%

44%

7%5%N=9

7%N=12

27%N=46

51%N=88

10%N=17

Accredited onProbation

Accredited onPriority Watch

Accredited onWatch

MeetsExpectations

Distinguished

Academic Gaps (AG) rules dropped 9 schools from “Meets” to “Accredited on Watch” overall. No blue schools were impacted.

2016

2017

2017 OVERALL SPF RATINGS –EARLY ED FRAMEWORK

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Academic Gaps (AG) rules dropped no schools from “Meets” to “Accredited on Watch” overall. No blue schools were impacted.

11%

0% 0%

78%

11%

N=0

10%N=1

20%N=2

50%N=5

20%N=2



Accredited onWatch

MeetsExpectations

Distinguished

2016

2017

2017 OVERALL SPF RATINGS –ALTERNATIVE FRAMEWORK

9

20%

5%

55%

20%

0%

5%N=1

14%N=3

33%N=7

43%N=9

5%N=1



Accredited onWatch

MeetsExpectations

Distinguished

The Alternative Framework does not utilize an Academic Gaps rating to impact overall ratings.

2016

2017

Denver Online HS is a blue traditional school on Alternative Framework

AREAS OF STRENGTH2017 SPF

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Over half of schools earned ‘Meets’

on Early Literacy status• up from just 30% in prior year

schools earned ‘Meets’ on

Disaggregated Early Literacy

Status• Only 2 earned ‘Does Not Meet’

with their Students of Color

20%

point

increase

4 in 5

AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT

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fewer schools scored Exceeds on

CMAS Catch Up Literacy and Keep

Up Literacy this year34

32fewer schools scored

Exceeds on CMAS Catch Up

Math and Keep Up Math this

year

For growth to remain strong, schools will need to see more students move

up a proficiency band on CMAS

2017 SPF

ACADEMIC GAPS RESULTS

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2017 SPF ACADEMIC GAPS RATING DISTRIBUTIONS

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Over half of all DPS schools earned Green on their Academic Gaps rating.

9%N=17

26%N=47

54%N=98

10%N=18

Does Not Meet Approaching Meets Exceeds

2 early ed schools do not have disaggregated

measures, i.e., no academic gaps indicator

ACADEMIC GAPS RATING AND AT-RISK INDICATOR COMPARISON

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% of Academic Gaps Points Earned

50.5% is the

Academic

Gaps cut point

Schools have a similar likelihood be impacted by Academic Gaps regardless

of the size of their At-Risk population*.

*At-Risk Indicator = %FRL(40%)+%EL(20%)+%SPED(20%)+Mobility(20%)

GOAL #1 Great Schools in Every Neighborhood 15

School

17 Overall % Pts Earned

17 AG % Pts Earned

Board Region Enrollment

StudentDemographics

ELL FRL SOC

Steck Elementary School 92.22% 95.40% NNE 348 12.1% 13.5% 27.0%

Slavens K-8 School 92.10% 91.36% SE 711 3.8% 6.8% 17.7%

STRIVE Prep - RISE 91.74% 90.48% FNE 142 78.2% 86.6% 94.4%

KIPP Northeast Denver Leadership Academy

90.51% 89.23% FNE 282 64.9% 86.2% 93.6%

DSST: Byers MS 89.89% 92.22% SE 469 27.5% 38.8% 49.3%

DS Innovation & Sustainable Design 89.88% 86.51% SE 169 20.7% 46.2% 54.4%

Stephen Knight Ctr for Early Education

87.01% 133.33% SE 320 2.2% 15.9% 32.2%

DSST: College View HS 86.93% 86.36% SW 298 77.2% 84.2% 95.0%

Creativity Challenge Community (C3) 86.31% 79.55% SE 283 2.5% 9.5% 17.3%

DSST: Stapleton HS 86.19% 92.34% NNE 546 37.0% 51.8% 71.2%

Cory Elementary School 83.08% 84.27% SE 371 11.6% 12.7% 23.5%

Rocky Mountain Prep Creekside 82.77% 84.89% NNE 563 42.8% 80.3% 79.4%

Escalante-Biggs Academy 81.78% 96.67% FNE 379 32.5% 84.2% 96.8%

Holm Elementary School 80.94% 82.30% SE 486 47.5% 84.0% 84.2%

University Prep - Steele St. 80.92% 82.05% CEN 226 71.2% 89.4% 96.9%

DSST: Green Valley Ranch HS 80.58% 82.89% FNE 528 57.0% 71.0% 93.6%

DSST: Green Valley Ranch MS 78.96% 80.00% FNE 453 59.6% 76.8% 94.3%

DSST: Byers HS 71.43% 80.00% SE 133 23.3% 37.6% 46.6%

18 SCHOOLS BLUE ON ACADEMIC GAPS (AG)

2017 SPF

School



17 AG % Pts Earned

17 Growth% Pts Earned Enrollment

StudentDemographics

ELL FRL SOC

Central

Bromwell 78.22% 74.48% 50% 67.78% 322 3% 5% 24%

Teller 64.96% 60.25% 47.48% 57.60% 474 6% 31% 34%

Near Northeast

Hill 33.33% 50.82% 43.33% 56.15% 742 25% 56% 62%

Northwest

Brown Intl 67.55% 62.04% 49.66% 60.62% 630 10% 39% 46%

DCIS 58.74% 53.03% 46.04% 44.29% 735 43% 60% 74%

Edison 47.33% 53.80% 47.77% 43.83% 560 3% 29% 38%

Skinner 50.37% 55.61% 42.55% 58.96% 606 23% 60% 69%

Centennial 46.03% 51.39% 46.06% 59.36% 453 8% 53% 61%

GALS HS 44.44% 55.59% 50% 50.67% 129 30% 54% 71%

2017 SPF

9 SCHOOLS WITH LOWERED RATINGS DUE TO ACADEMIC GAPS (AG).

3 SCHOOLS WHOSE RATINGS WERE NOT LOWERED.

Southwest

STRIVE Westwood* 56.92% 51.14% 41.46% 49.19% 352 90% 93% 98%

Northwest

Bryant Webster* 49.55% 52.67% 48.57% 57.68% 418 74% 85% 96%

Cowell* 35.56% 52.37% 46.02% 55.62% 421 65% 94% 96%

OVERALL SPF RATINGS: ONE YEAR SPF SCHOOLS

Distribution of restart and new schools’ ratings

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DISTRIBUTION OF NEW SCHOOL RATINGSThere were no new schools with ratings of Orange or Red.

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Sandra Todd-Williams Academy

STRIVE Prep – Kepner

McAuliffe Manual Middle School

Kepner Beacon Middle School

DSST: Byers High School

STRIVE Prep - RISE

DSST: Henry Middle School

Bear Valley International School

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DISTRIBUTION OF RESTART RATINGS3 schools moved at least two ratings out of red as a restart, under 1 year of SPF results.

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20162017

2017

2017

2017

2016

2016

Goldrick Elementary

2017

Schmitt Elementary School2017

Noel Community Arts2017

2017 Int’l Academy at Harrington

2017

2017 Valverde Elementary

University Prep-Steele St.

DPS SPF HISTORICAL COMPARISON

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OVERALL SPF RATING CHANGES BETWEEN 2016 & 2017 SPFS

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DCIS at Montbello

Lake International

REACH Charter

Newlon

McKinley-Thatcher

Castro

One third of DPS schools increased ratings between 2016 and 2017.

2%N=3

13%N=24

53%N=99

24%N=46

6%N=13 2%

N=3

decreasedby 2

decreasedby 1

No change increased by1

increased by2

increased by3

Oakland

DCIS at

Fairmont

Beach Court

Columbian

Grant Ranch

Marrama

Johnson

Roots

West Early

College

Hill Campus

Justice

EXCEL

Academy 360

Cowell

*Schools with one-year SPFs not included (e.g., restarts, new schools)

SCHOOL PERFORMANCE COMPACT

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2017 SPC CRITERIA

Criterion A

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Criterion B

SCHOOLS ELIGIBLE FOR 2017 SPCBased on the 2017 Overall SPF results, Cesar Chavez Academy, moves to Criterion B of the SPC Process.

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School 2016 DPS SPF Overall Rating 2017 DPS SPF Overall Rating

Castro Elementary Accredited on Probation Meets Expectations

Beach Court Accredited on Probation Accredited on Watch

Abraham Lincoln Accredited On Priority Watch Accredited On Priority Watch

West Early College Accredited on Probation Accredited on Watch

MSLA Accredited on Probation Accredited On Priority Watch

Venture Prep Accredited on Probation Accredited On Priority Watch

Cesar Chavez

AcademyAccredited on Probation Accredited on Probation

CESAR CHAVEZ SPC ELIGIBILITYCesar Chavez is eligible for 2017 SPC

Percent of

Points

Earned

Overall

Results

2014 46.05%Accredited on

Watch


Probation


Probation

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A school who was not

Green in 2014, with two

years in a row of Red

moves on to Criterion

B of the SPC.

Criterion B reviews a

single year’s growth.

Cesar Chavez Does

Not Meet SPC

Criterion B.

2017 Single

Year Growth 49.77%


PRELIMINARY 2018 SPC LISTIf RED in 2018, school will be eligible for the 2018 SPC

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School2016 DPS SPF Overall Rating 2017 DPS SPF Overall Rating

Abraham Lincoln High School Accredited on Priority Watch Accredited on Priority Watch

Smith Elementary School Accredited on Probation Accredited on Priority Watch

Venture Prep HS Accredited on Probation Accredited on Priority Watch

Math and Science Leadership Academy Accredited on Probation Accredited on Priority Watch

KIPP Northeast Denver Middle School Accredited on Priority Watch Accredited on Probation

Compass Academy MS Accredited on Probation Accredited on Probation

Hallett AcademyAccredited on Probation Accredited on Probation

Joe Shoemaker SchoolAccredited on Probation Accredited on Probation

DCIS at Montbello Accredited on Watch Accredited on Probation

Lake International School Accredited on Watch Accredited on Probation

APPENDIX

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SPF RATINGS AND PRO-COMP

Teachers and SSPs will receive the Top Performing/High Growth incentive (pro-rated if not 1.0FTE) if their school earns Blue or Green Overall or Blue or Green on Growth.

All teachers/SSPs will receive the same amount of the incentive, which will be determined once we know how many FTE qualify for the incentive. We take the set budget from ProComp and divide by the number of eligible FTE to get the final amount of the incentive.

If a school is not Blue or Green on Overall due to the Academic Gaps indicator, the school will not receive the incentive unless the school is Blue or Green on Growth.

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OVERALL DISTRIBUTION TRENDS

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30 31 31 3110

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5455 52 61

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15 20

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

SPF Results 2008 to 2017

Accredited On Probation Accredited On Priority Watch Accredited On Watch

Meets Expectations Distinguished


12% 14%3% 5%

8% 7%

5% 7%

27% 29%

24%27%

53% 44%68% 51%

7%10%

CDE 2016 DPS 2016 CDE 2017 DPS 2017

DISTRIBUTION OF DPS SPF AND STATE SPF RATING 2016 AND 2017

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Note: This only compares schools on the Traditional Framework (174 schools).

61%51%

RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO SCHOOL LEADERS

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• Internal site that includes external messaging for school

communities about the SPF and Academic Gaps rating

• Customizable resources and high-quality templates to

communicate the SPF easily and effectively after the embargo

has been lifted.

• Handouts are translated into multiple languages. Leaders should

request additional translations if needed.

• All schools must schedule CPM SPF meetings with their

communities between October 12th and November 10th.

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2 • Internal site with resources related to addressing Academic Gaps

• Includes resources for disaggregated data, Whole Child Supports, EL

supports, Competency Based Learning and more

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