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San Leandro Unified School District School Board Presentation Academic Achievement, Part III Looking Closely at Our District & School Assessment Data April 5, 2011 Prepared & Presented by: Daniel Chaja, Assistant Director of Research and Program Evaluation

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San Leandro Unified School District

School Board Presentation

Academic Achievement, Part III

Looking Closely at Our District & School Assessment Data

April 5, 2011

Prepared & Presented by: Daniel Chaja,

Assistant Director of Research and Program Evaluation

Review Academic Achievement, Part I

1. Reviewed AYP Proficiency Targets by School-level & Content Area (ELA & Math)

2. District 2010 STAR CST Results by Grade & Content Area (ELA, MATH, Science, Social Science)

• Highlights of Proficiency Successes & Challenges

• ELA & Math 2-Year and 4-Year Comparison of Percent Proficient

3. 2010 STAR CST Percent Proficient by School & Content Area• 2-Year Comparison (ELA, MATH, Science, Social Science)

4. 2010 STAR CST Change in Percent Proficient by School & Content Area• 2-Year Comparison (ELA, MATH, Science, Social Science)

5. District 2010 STAR Results by Grade, Content Area, & Racial Subgroup (ELA & Math)

6. District 2010 STAR Results by Grade, Content Area, & EL Subgroup• 3-Year Trends (ELA & MATH)

7. Alameda County School Districts Comparison (ELA & Math)

• Ranking by Percent Proficient

• Ranking by Change in Percent Proficient

8. Appendix of Additional Data

• AMO Charts

• 7-Year CST Data

• Racial Subgroups 3-5 Year Trends

• Individual School CST Data

• Administrator Data Workbook

2

Review Academic Achievement, Part II

1. Overview of 2009-10 Accountability Progress Reporting (APR) System

2. Overview of Academic Performance Index (API) Report Cycle

3. District, School, and Student Subgroup API• Comparing 2009 Base API and 2010 Growth API

• Comparing Elementary and Secondary Average API Scores

• SLUSD 2010 API Consolidated Report by District, School & Student Subgroups

• Trends in Growth API by District, School & Student Subgroups

4. Trends in District, School, and Student Subgroup API Scores

5. Growth API Trends in Neighboring School Districts

6. Overview of Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Reports

7. District and School AYP Reports• 2-Year AYP Proficiency Targets

• 4-Year Trends of District Percent Proficient

• AYP Consolidated Report by District, School & Student Subgroup

• Other AYP Indicators: API Scores & Graduation Rate

• District AYP Criteria and Grade Spans3

Review Academic Achievement, Part II

8. Program Improvement (PI) Overview• AYP Criteria and Grade Spans

9. SLUSD 2010-11 PI Reports• SLUSD 2010-11 PI Status Consolidated Report with District, School & Student

Subgroups

• Timeline for District PI Mandates/Requirements

• Timeline for School PI Mandates/Requirements

10. APR Data Analysis, Reflection, and Plan of Action• So how did we do?

• What are we doing now?

4

Academic Achievement, Part III

1. California Alternate Performance Assessment (CAPA) (ELA, Math, Science)

• Percent Proficient by CAPA Level

2. California Modified Assessment (CMA) (ELA, Math, Science)

• 2-Year Comparison

• Participation Chart

3. California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) (ELA, Math)

• February 2011 Results

• 6-Year Comparison

4. Advance Placement (AP) Assessments (All AP Courses Combined)

• 2-Year District Comparison

5. SAT Reasoning Test (SAT) (Critical Reading, Math, Writing)

• SLUSD 2009-10 Results

• 2-Year District Comparison

6. AYP Graduation Rates• New Growth Target Structure

• SLUSD 3-Year Trends by Student Subgroup

7. Appendix of Additional Data 5

STAR 2011

CAPA Overview

6

Who Takes the CAPA? Students:

• Have an IEP

• Meet the SBE-adopted eligibility criteria; determined by IEP Team

• Enrolled in grades 2–11

• Eligible students must take the CAPA for all tested subjects (ELA, Math, and Science)

IEP specifies the CAPA

Must take either the CAPA Level I or the CAPA level designated by the student’s grade level

CAPA Level Grade Range Subjects

I 2–11 ELA, Math, Science

II 2 & 3 ELA, Math

III 4 & 5 ELA, Math, Science

IV 6–8 ELA, Math, Science

V 9–11 ELA, Math, Science7

2010 CAPA Results

• Number of students tested with CAPA: 65

The following percentages are based on total number

of students participating in STAR (CST + CMA + CAPA):

• Percent of Students Tested with CAPA: 0.97% (65 / 6,672)

• AYP Percent Proficient CAP for Each ELA & Math: 1.00%

• SLUSD Percent Proficient ELA CAPA: 0.7%

• SLUSD Percent Proficient Math CAPA: 0.5%

8

2010 CAPA Percent Proficient by CAPA Level

Level I    Level II    Level III  Level IV  Level V   

Grades 2-11 Grades 2-3 Grades 4-5 Grades 6-8 Grades 9-11

CAPA English-Language Arts

    Students Tested 17 16 7 15 10

    Students with Scores 17 16 7 15 10

    Mean Scale Score 37.7 35.7 * 38.9 *

     %  At or Above Proficient 71% 50% * 73% *

CAPA Mathematics

    Students Tested 17 16 7 15 10

    Students with Scores 17 16 7 15 10

    Mean Scale Score 34.9 34.3 * 36.2 *

     %  At or Above Proficient 47% 56% * 60% *

CAPA Science

    Students Tested 5 3 5 3

    Students with Scores 5 3 5 3

    Average  %  Correct  *  *  *  *

9

STAR 2011

CMA Overview

10

Who Takes the CMA? Students:

• Have an IEP

• Meet the SBE-adopted eligibility criteria; determined by IEP Team; eligibility criteria must be renewed annually

• Enrolled in grades 3–11

• May take the CMA for some subjects, CST for other subjects

• Must take grade-level CSTs when a CMA is not offered

• May have previously taken the CMA, regardless of score

• Not eligible to take the CAPA

IEP specifies the CMA and subject(s)

No modifications; if needed, take the CST11

CMA Tests for 2011

CMA for ELA in grades 3–11 (added grades 10, 11 in 2011)

• CMA for Writing in grades 4 and 7

CMA for Mathematics in grades 3–7

CMA for Algebra I (EOC for grades 7–11)

CMA for Geometry (EOC for grades 8–11) (new in 2011)

CMA for Science in grades 5 and 8

CMA for Life Science in grade 10

12

CMA Tests for 2011STAR

Grade ELAGrade-level

MathEOC Math

Science

Grade-level

(NCLB)

Science

EOC

History

Grade-level

& EOC

3 Yes Yes N/A N/A N/A N/A

4 Yes Yes N/A N/A N/A N/A

5 Yes Yes N/A Yes N/A N/A

6 Yes Yes N/A N/A N/A N/A

7 Yes YesYes

Algebra IN/A N/A N/A

8 YesNo

(CST Only)

Yes

Algebra I &

Geometry

Yes N/ANo

(CST Only)

9 Yes N/A

Yes

Algebra I &

Geometry

N/ANo

(CST Only)

No

(CST Only)

10 Yes N/A

Yes

Algebra I &

Geometry

YesNo

(CST Only)

No

(CST Only)

11 Yes N/A

Yes

Algebra I &

Geometry

N/ANo

(CST Only)

No

(CST Only)

CMA 2011

13

2010 CMA Results

Number of students Tested:

• Grades 3-9 CMA ELA: 365

• Grades 3-7 CMA Math: 249

• Grades 7-10 CMA Algebra: 55

• Grades 5, 8 & 10 CMA Science: 117

Percent of Students Proficient and AboveThe following percentages are based on total number of students participating in

STAR (CST + CMA + CAPA):

Content Area

AYP Percent

Proficient

and Above

AYP Cap Above AYP Cap

ELA 2.3 2.3 Yes

Math 1.8 2.5 No14

2010 CMA Results

Grade 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11Combined

Grades 3-5

Combined

Grades 3-8

ELA

2009 16 18 41 26

2010 25 30 28 33 27 22 * N/A N/A 28 28

2-Year

Difference 9 12 -13 2

Math

2009 15 26 41 28

2010 36 36 42 20 12 * N/A N/A N/A 38 29

2-Year

Difference 21 10 1 10

Science

2009 N/A N/A 44 44

2010 N/A N/A 39 N/A N/A 34 N/A * N/A 39 37

2-Year

Difference -5 -5

Percent Proficient

15

CAHSEE

Overview

16

Who Takes the CAHSEE? Beginning with the Class of 2006

• All Public Students Are Required to Pass CAHSEE to Earn a High School Diploma

• Must Pass Both ELA and Math Sections

ELA• ELA Content Standards through Grade Ten

• Reading, Vocabulary, Decoding, Comprehension, and Analysis of information and literary texts

• Writing covers Writing Strategies, Applications, and the Conventions of English

Math• Math 6, Math 7, and Algebra I Content Standards

• Statistics, Data Analysis and Probability, Number Sense, Measurement and Geometry, Mathematical Reasoning, and Algebra.

17

SLUSD Census CAHSEE ResultsPercent of Grade 10 Students Passing ELA and Math By Student Subgroup

February 20117

8%

78

%

92%

87

%

73%

*

79

%

34

%

76% 80

%

77%

76%

65

%

99%

91

%

70% 77

% 82

%

51%

75

%

76%

77%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Percent Passed February 2011 ELA

Percent Passed February 2011 Math * Scores are not reported for Subgroups with 10 or less students

18

SLUSD Census CAHSEE ResultsPercent of Grade 10 Students Passing ELA and Math By Student Subgroup

Between March 2006 and February 2011

ELA Math ELA Math ELA Math ELA Math ELA Math ELA Math ELA Math ELA Math

* Scores are not reported for Subgroups with 10 or less students = Increase = Decrease

Percent Passed

February 2007

79% 79%

71% 69%

91% 94%

85% 88%

Male 66% 76% 69% 79% 77% 77% -1% -4%75% 78% 76% 74% 78% 81%

6%

82% 80% 80% 76%

Percent Passed

February 2008

Percent Passed

Difference

Between

Feb 2010 & Feb 2011

-1% -1%75% 80%

0% 3%

97%

84% 86%

75% 68%

80% 73%

Percent Passed

February 2010

79% 77%

76%

Percent Passed

March 2006

91%

Percent Passed

February 2009

79% 76%

11%

69% 70%

71% 74%

83% 95%

80% 84%

69%

Percent Passed

February 2011

78% 76%

2% -2%

5% 1%

-2% 4%

All Grade 10 Students 71% 78%

Filipino 81% 88%

African American 61% 68%

Female 75% 80%

78% 65%

73% 70%

92% 99%

87%

Latino/Hispanic 61% 71%

Asian 83% 95%

73% 72%

82% 80% 82% 77%

62%

90%

*Pacific Islander * * 92% 67% 71%

80%

68% 69%

82%

86% * 64% 92% 92%

67%

94% 95%

81%

32% 41% 43% 58% 30% 41%

-6% 3%

SLUSD

84% 85% 85% 79% 79% 82%

77% * -15%

White 81% 79% 83% 85% 82%

37% 45% 34% 51% -3% 6%

Socioeconomically

Disadvantaged63% 72% 74% 74% 68% 75% 72% 71% 72% 72% 76% 75% 4% 3%

English Learner 22% 48%

Percent Passed

Difference

Between

Mar 2006 & Feb 2011

7% -2%

17% -3%

9% 4%

6% 3%

5% -4%

11% 1%

12% -1%

* *

-2% 3%

12% 3%

13% 3%

19

SLUSD Census CAHSEE ELA ResultsPercent of Grade 10 Students Passing ELA and Math By Student Subgroup

Between March 2006 and February 2011

78% 78%

92%87%

73%79%

34%

76%80%

77%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Percent Passed March 2006 Percent Passed February 2007Percent Passed February 2008 Percent Passed February 2009Percent Passed February 2010 Percent Passed February 2011

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sing

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*Percentages shown are February 2011

SLUSD Census CAHSEE Math ResultsPercent of Grade 10 Students Passing ELA and Math By Student Subgroup

Between March 2006 and February 2011

76%

65%

99%91%

70%

82%

51%

75% 76% 77%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

120%

Percent Passed March 2006 Percent Passed February 2007Percent Passed February 2008 Percent Passed February 2009Percent Passed February 2010 Percent Passed February 2011

Perc

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s Pas

sing

21

*Percentages shown are February 2011

Advance Placement Exams

Overview

22

Advance Placement Exams

An Essential Part of the AP Course Experience

Exams are Rigorous

Administered at High Schools each May

Students Can Earn College Credit for Qualifying

Scores

Students May Earn AP Scholar Awards

• Scores of 3 or higher on 3 or more exams

• Average 2009-10 AP Score = 2.96 with 551 Exams

A Standardized Measure of What Students Learned

in an AP Class

23

Advance Placement Exams: District ComparisonAll AP Exams Taken – All Subject Areas

2007-08 vs. 2008-09

2008-09

School

Grade 12

Enrollment

Grades

11 + 12

Enrollment

Number

of Exam

Takers

Exams

Scr=1

Exams

Scr=2

Exams

Scr=3

Exams

Scr=4

Exams

Scr=5

Hayward Unified 1,519  3,041  403  210  205  95  60  39 

Newark Unified 593  1,168  179  56  73  78  58  27 

San Leandro Unified 734  1,423  340  77  132  127  105  87 

San Lorenzo Unified 957  1,978  274  60  128  112  80  46 

Alameda County 16,110  32,458  9,270  2,547  2,847  3,811  4,012  4,183 

Statewide   473,671  961,187  231,050  84,287  89,652  97,691  81,847  64,111 

2007-08

School

Grade 12

Enrollment

Grades

11 + 12

Enrollment

Number

of Exam

Takers

Exams

Scr=1

Exams

Scr=2

Exams

Scr=3

Exams

Scr=4

Exams

Scr=5

Hayward Unified 1,547  2,932  371  193  181  105  34  26 

Newark Unified 536  1,154  182  58  112  94  54  27 

San Leandro Unified 706  1,405  261  37  70  114  80  89 

San Lorenzo Unified 948  1,961  266  106  118  84  50  30 

Alameda County 16,135  32,589  8,998  2,729  2,855  3,803  3,714  3,511 

Statewide   465,901  952,234  220,195  84,909  86,617  94,189  75,303  55,437

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SAT Reasoning Test

Overview

25

SAT Reasoning Test

Standardized Test for College Admissions in US

Possible Scores Range from 600 to 2400

Three Sections:

Prior to 2005, the SAT Test Included Only 2 Sections

Approximately 3 Hours and 45 Minute Test

1. Critical Reading

2. Mathematical Reasoning

3. Writing Skills

26

SAT Reasoning Test: San Leandro High SchoolCritical Reading, Mathematical Reasoning, and Writing Skills

2007-08, 2008-09, and 2009-10

318

453474

452

313

458 472 457

275

473492 477

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

Number of Students Tested

Critical Reading Average Math Average Writing Average

San Leandro High 2007-08 San Leandro High 2008-09 San Leandro High 2009-10

27

SAT Reasoning Test: District ComparisonCritical Reading, Mathematical Reasoning, and Writing Skills

2007-08 vs. 2008-09

2008-09

School

Grade 12

Enrollment

Number

Tested

Percent

Tested

Critical

Reading

Average

Math

Average

Writing

Average

Total >=

1,500

Number

Total >=

1,500

Percent

Hayward Unified 1,519   495   32.59   441   439   442   114   23.03  

Newark Unified 593   248   41.82   486   522   484   121   48.79  

San Leandro Unified 734   313   42.64   458   472   457   101   32.27  

San Lorenzo Unified 957   370   38.66   456   487   455   115   31.08  

Alameda County 16,110   7,761   48.18   509   536   510   4,265   54.95  

Statewide   473,671   164,275   34.68   495   513   494   80,364   48.92  

2007-08

School

Grade 12

Enrollment

Number

Tested

Percent

Tested

Critical

Reading

Average

Math

Average

Writing

Average

Total >=

1,500

Number

Total >=

1,500

Percent

Hayward Unified 1,547   490   31.67   436   457   436   117   23.88  

Newark Unified 536   239   44.59   473   511   474   98   41  

San Leandro Unified 706   318   45.04   453   474   452   105   33.02  

San Lorenzo Unified 948   382   40.30   442   476   444   107   28.01  

Alameda County 16,135   7,971   49.40   504   532   504   4,265   53.51  

Statewide   465,901   167,035  35.85   494   513   493   81,293   48.67  

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Graduation Rate

Overview

29

SLUSD

2009 Graduation Rate 2010 Graduation Rate

2011 Target

Graduation Rate

(Class of 2007-08) (Class of 2008-09) 83.39 

81.74 83.59 82.57 Yes Fixed

SLHS

2009 Graduation Rate 2010 Graduation Rate

2011 Target

Graduation Rate

(Class of 2007-08) (Class of 2008-09) 84.40 

83 85.6 83.7 Yes Fixed

Lincoln

2009 Graduation Rate 2010 Graduation Rate

2011 Target

Graduation Rate

(Class of 2007-08) (Class of 2008-09) 83.36 

81.7 83.59 82.53 Yes DA Fixed

2010 Target

Graduation Rate

2010 Graduation

Rate Criteria Met

Alternative

Method

(District Average

was used)

2010 Target

Graduation Rate

2010 Graduation

Rate Criteria Met

Alternative

Method

2010 Target

Graduation Rate

2010 Graduation

Rate Criteria Met

Alternative

Method

SLUSD Other 2010 AYP Indicator: Graduation Rate

Class of 2008-09

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SLUSD AYP Graduation Rate Over a 3-Year Period

by Ethnic Student Subgroup

SLUSD

Ethnicity/Race

Native American * * * * *

African American 78.2% 73.7% 77.3% 3.6% -0.8%

Asian 89.5% 92.5% 94.5% 2.0% 5.0%

Filipino 93.1% 93.4% 83.3% -10.1% -9.8%

Hispanic /Latino 78.9% 73.8% 82.7% 8.9% 3.7%

Pacific Islander * * * * *

White 81.9% 88.0% 82.9% -5.1% 1.0%

Two or More Races * * * * *

Total 82.59% 81.74% 83.59% 1.86% 1.01%

Total 2008 AYP

Graduation

Rate

(Class of 2007)

Total 2009 AYP

Graduation

Rate

(Class of 2008)

Total 2010 AYP

Graduation

Rate

(Class of 2009)

2-Year Difference

2010 AYP Grad Rate

Minus

2009 AYP Grad Rate

3-Year Difference

2010 AYP Grad Rate

Minus

2008 AYP Grad Rate

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Other 2010 AYP Indicator: Graduation Rate

Beginning with the 2010 AYP, the Graduation Rate Goal

for all Schools and Districts is 90%.

New Growth Target Structure to Meet the 90% Goal

by 2019 AYP

Must meet one of three graduation targets to make

AYP:

1. 2010 Graduation Rate of at least 90.00%

2. 2010 Fixed Target Rate

3. 2010 Variable Growth Rate

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Other 2010 AYP Indicator: Graduation Rate

AYP Fixed Target Rate vs. AYP Variable Growth Rate

SLUSDFixed

Graduation

RateSLUSD

Varible

Graduation

Rate

AYP Graduation Goal 90.00 AYP Graduation Goal 90.00

SLUSD 2009 AYP Gradation Rate 81.74 SLUSD 2010 AYP Gradation Rate 83.59

AYP Goal & SLUSD Graduation Rate

Difference8.26

AYP Goal & SLUSD Graduation Rate

Difference6.41

Remaining Years Increment (1/10) 0.83 Remaining Years Increment (1/9) 0.71

2010 Target Fixed Rate 82.57 2011 Target Varible Rate 84.30

2011 Target Fixed Rate 83.3933

82.57%83.39%

84.22%85.04%

85.87%86.70%

87.52%88.35%

89.17%90.00%

70%

75%

80%

85%

90%

95%

100%

SLUSD AYP Fixed Graduation Rate Goals

2010 AYP to 2019 AYP

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83.70%84.40%

85.10%85.80%

86.50%87.20%

87.90%88.60%

89.30%90.00%

70%

75%

80%

85%

90%

95%

100%

San Leandro High School AYP Fixed Graduation Rate Goals

2010 AYP to 2019 AYP

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What Are We Doing Now?

Will be outlined in upcoming School Board presentations:

• Academic Tiered Intervention System Update

• Program Improvement LEAP Addendum/IPA Update

36

The End

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Appendix

38

CAPA & CMA Eligibility Worksheets

39

2010 CMA ELA Percent Proficient Worksheet

Reported Overall STAR 2010 Enrollment

Result Type 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 EOC

Total

Students

Grades

3-11

AYP

Students

Grades

3-8

AYP

Students

Grades

3-5

Reported Enrollment 673 689 645 666 689 708 668 740 5478 4070 2007

CMA 2010 English-Language Arts

Result Type 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 EOC

Total

Students

Grades

3-11

Total

AYP

Students

Grades

3-8

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-8

Total

AYP

Students

Grades

3-5

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

for 2009

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

Change

    Students Tested 46 65 49 63 57 58 27 365 338

     %  of Enrollment 6.8% 9.4% 7.6% 9.5% 8.3% 8.2% 4.0%

Students with Scores 43 65 49 59 56 58 25 355 330 157

    Mean Scale Score 303 306.3 322.8 296.2 300.4 300.5

     %  Advanced 9% 5% 12% 8% 14% 10%

     %  Proficient 16% 25% 16% 25% 13% 12%

%  Proficient or Advance 25% 30% 28% 33% 27% 22%

# Students Prof. or Adv. 11 20 14 19 15 13 91 91 27.7% 44 28.0% 25.9% 2.1%

     %  Basic 26% 22% 29% 14% 14% 17%

     %  Below  Basic 44% 34% 41% 25% 43% 48%

     %  Far Below  Basic 5% 15% 2% 27% 16% 12%

    Average  %  Correct 46%

40

2010 CMA Math Percent Proficient Worksheet

Reported Overall STAR 2010 Enrollment

Result Type 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 EOC

Total

Students

Grades

3-11

AYP

Students

Grades

3-8

AYP

Students

Grades

3-5

Reported Enrollment 673 689 645 666 689 708 668 740 5478 4070 2007

CMA 2010 Mathematics

Result Type 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 EOC

Total

Students

Grades

3-11

Total

AYP

Students

Grades

3-8

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-8

Total

AYP

Students

Grades

3-5

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

for 2009

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

Change

    Students Tested 40 58 48 63 42 251 251

     %  of Enrollment 5.9% 8.4% 7.4% 9.5% 6.1%

Students with Scores 40 58 48 61 42 249 249 146

    Mean Scale Score 317.1 315.1 338.2 288.2 270

     %  Advanced 8% 5% 15% 5% 5%

     %  Proficient 28% 31% 27% 15% 7%

%  Proficient or Advance 36% 36% 42% 20% 12%

# Students Prof. or Adv. 14 21 20 12 5 73 73 29.2% 55 38.0% 28.2% 9.8%

     %  Basic 18% 21% 25% 25% 21%

     %  Below  Basic 40% 34% 29% 41% 40%

     %  Far Below  Basic 8% 9% 4% 15% 26%

    Average  %  Correct41

2010 CMA Algebra I Percent Proficient Worksheet

Reported Overall STAR 2010 Enrollment

Result Type 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 EOC

Total

Students

Grades

3-11

AYP

Students

Grades

3-8

AYP

Students

Grades

3-5

Reported Enrollment 673 689 645 666 689 708 668 740 5478 4070 2007

CMA 2010 Algebra I

Result Type 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 EOC

Total

Students

Grades

3-11

Total

AYP

Students

Grades

3-8

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-8

Total

AYP

Students

Grades

3-5

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

for 2009

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

Change

    Students Tested 12 31 7 5 55 55 43

     %  of Enrollment 1.7% 4.4% 1.0% 0.7%

Students with Scores 12 31 7 5 55 55 43 0

    Mean Scale Score

     %  Advanced

     %  Proficient

%  Proficient or Advance

# Students Prof. or Adv. 0 0 TBD by CDE 0 TBD by CDE N/A N/A

     %  Basic

     %  Below  Basic

     %  Far Below  Basic

    Average  %  Correct 31% 44%  *  * 41%

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2010 CMA Science Percent Proficient Worksheet

Reported Overall STAR 2010 Enrollment

Result Type 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 EOC

Total

Students

Grades

3-11

AYP

Students

Grades

3-8

AYP

Students

Grades

3-5

Reported Enrollment 673 689 645 666 689 708 668 740 5478 4070 2007

CMA 2010 Science - Grade 5, Grade 8, and Grade 10 Life Science

Result Type 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 EOC

Total

Students

Grades

3-11

Total

AYP

Students

Grades

3-8

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-8

Total

AYP

Students

Grades

3-5

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

for 2009

AYP Overall

Percent

Proficient

Grades 3-5

Change

    Students Tested 52 54 11 117 106

     %  of Enrollment 8.10% 7.60% 0.015

Students with Scores 52 54 11 117 106 52

    Mean Scale Score 337.9 331.3

     %  Advanced 8% 15%

     %  Proficient 31% 19%

%  Proficient or Advance 39% 34%

# Students Prof. or Adv. 20 18 39 39 36.5% 20 39.0% 44.0% -5.0%

     %  Basic 33% 37%

     %  Below  Basic 27% 19%

     %  Far Below  Basic 2% 11%

    Average  %  Correct 47%43

Students

May Earn

Advance

Placement

Scholar Awards

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Overview of California’s 2009-10 Accountability Progress Reporting (APR) System

CDE reports both state and federal accountability results under the general

heading of the Accountability Progress Reporting (APR) system:

State Accountabilty Requirements Federal Accountability Requirements

   2009 Base API Report (released May 2010)    2010 AYP Report (released September 2010)

   2010 Growth API Report (released September 2010)    2010-11 PI Report (released September 2010)

Two methods of converting test results into different measures of

academic performance…

• California measure: Academic Performance Index (API) looks at

student performance & progress in grades 2-12.

• Federal measure: Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) looks at the

percentage of students proficient or above in grades 2-8 & 10.

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Numerically Significant Subgroups

Must be at least 100 students or at least 50

students who make up at least 15% of total

population

Participation rate

• Based on enrollment on the first day of testing

Percent proficient

• Based on the number of valid test scores

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Numerically Significant Subgroups

May include…

• All major racial/ethnic groups

• Socio-economically disadvantaged (SED)• Defined as participating in the Free or Reduced Price Lunch Program

and parent with the highest education as not a High School Graduate

• English Learners (EL)

• Students with Disabilities (SWD)

• African American

• American Indian or Alaskan Native

• Asian

• Filipino

• Hispanic or Latino

• Pacific Islander

• White (not of Hispanic origin)

• Two or More Races

47*SLUSD numerically significant subgroups are in red.

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24.4%

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