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Rockville Centre Schools

Rockville Centre Schools. An Overview of Academic Performance Rockville Centre 2009-2010. NYS Assessment Standards Definitions of Performance Levels 1, 2, 3 & 4. Level 4: Meeting Learning Standards with Distinction Level 3: Meeting Learning Standards

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Rockville Centre Schools

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  1. Rockville Centre Schools An Overview of Academic Performance Rockville Centre 2009-2010

  2. NYS Assessment StandardsDefinitions of Performance Levels 1, 2, 3 & 4 • Level 4: Meeting Learning Standards with Distinction • Level 3: Meeting Learning Standards • Level 2: Partially Meeting Learning Standards • Level 1: Not Meeting Learning Standards

  3. ELA Grade 32009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  4. ELA Grade 42009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  5. ELA Grade 52009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  6. Math Grade 32009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  7. Math Grade 42009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  8. Math Grade 52009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  9. Grade 4 Science2009-2010RVC compared to NYS

  10. ELA Grade 62009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  11. ELA Grade 72009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  12. ELA Grade 82009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  13. Math Grade 62009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  14. Math Grade 72009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  15. Math Grade 82009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  16. NYS – Regents ExamsDefinitions of Levels 1, 2, 3 & 4 Level 4: 85-100 Mastery Level 3: 84-65 Level 2: 64-55 Level 1: 54-0

  17. Science Grade 8Earth Science2009-2010 The majority of NYS takes Earth Science in high school.

  18. Math Grade 82009-2010 Integrated Algebra The majority of NYS takes Integrated Algebra in grade 9.

  19. Regents exam: English2009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  20. Regents exam: Geometry2009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  21. Regents exam: Global History2009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  22. Regents exam: US History and Government2009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  23. Regents exam: Living Environment2009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  24. Regents exam: Chemistry2009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  25. Regents exam: Physics2009-2010 RVC compared to NYS

  26. REGENTS DIPLOMAS

  27. Rockville Centre Schools Inside the Numbers What’s the value added of an education in Rockville Centre?

  28. On the earning of the New York State Regents diploma, we have closed the achievement gap South Side: 2000 vs. 2009

  29. RVC Closing the Achievement GapSSHS vs. New York State

  30. Regents Diploma Rates: Special Education Students RVC -compared with NYS Source: New York State Education Dept Database: NYSED.gov

  31. The percentages of students earning the New York State Regents diploma with Advanced Designation: SSHS Class of 2009 vs NYS

  32. South Side High School in the “Top 100” • # 46 in the U. S. • #1 on Long Island • The #2 community high school in the U.S.

  33. College and Career Readiness Increase Graduation Requirements* Strategies for Consideration: • Four years of math • Four years of science • “College and career ready” credit - a career and technical education (CTE) course (linked to credential)- a college course- an advanced course (i.e., AP, IB) • A second Regents exam in mathematics • Increase the required passing scores on the English and math Regents exams to a level that is associated with college-readiness (75 in ELA; 80 in Math) • Extend the school day/school year * While the local diploma is being phased out for general education students, it remains available to students with disabilities through the “Safety Net” provisions of State regulations. The Safety Net could be extended to apply to new requirements. Taken from Commissioner Steiner’s January 2011 presentation

  34. RTTT will Help Achieve Regents Goals Investing in 4 critical reforms • Adopting internationally-benchmarked standards and assessments that prepare students for success in college and the workplace • Building instructional data systems that measure student success and inform teachers and principals how they can improve their practice • Recruiting, developing, retaining, and rewarding effective teachers and principals • Turning around the lowest-achieving schools Taken from Commissioner Steiner’s January 2011 presentation

  35. Why Do We Need To Change? Students take longer than 4 years to earn a Bachelors degree. Graduation Rates for Full-Time, First-Time Students Earning a Baccalaureate Degree after 4, 5, and 6 Years* 35 *Entry Year: 2003 Source: NYSED Office of Research and Information Systems

  36. RVC Schools on College and Career Readiness Out in Front

  37. Percentage of Students who Earned a Bachelor’s Degree in 4 Years A study of class of 2004. 74% of class contacted. Students contacted same as not contacted based on PSAT scores

  38. What RVC has accomplished…Class of 2002 & Class of 2004 A Comparison 75% 85% within 5 years 90% 44%

  39. Knowledge and Skills for University Success (KSUS) Standards • Describe the cognitive skills and knowledge that students need in order to be successful in college • KSUS were developed and endorsed by 28 of the leading research universities in the US • The IB course standards were analyzed for alignment with KSUS by the Center for Policy Research (CEPR) and the Educational Policy Improvement Center (EPIC)

  40. From the analysis… “The results of this study clearly confirm the strong relationship between the IB Diploma Programme and standards for college readiness and success.  The IB standards demonstrate a very high degree of alignment with the KSUS standards in all subject areas.  In addition, many of the individual IB standards are at a level more advanced than entry-level college courses. These key cognitive skill areas are rarely addressed in state content standards but are identified almost universally by college instructors as being central to success in entry-level college courses.  In short, students who participate successfully in IB should be well prepared to succeed in entry-level college general education courses…”

  41. Earth Science Portal

  42. Current Events

  43. Rockville Centre SchoolsOut in Front Online IB Courses • Business and Management • Information Technology in a Global Society • Economics

  44. STARLABMade possible from a partnership with the Rockville Centre Education Foundation

  45. Coming Soon Paperless report cards and progress reports

  46. Coming SoonA new learning community management system

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