430 likes | 437 Vues
School District 10 (Arrow Lakes) District Reading Assessment Results Grades K-9 3-Year Comparison. Questions to Consider/ Patterns to Ponder/ Nuances to Notice: To what extend do the results align with what you expected to see? How do the results compare with other information that exists?
E N D
School District 10 (Arrow Lakes)District Reading Assessment Results Grades K-93-Year Comparison • Questions to Consider/ Patterns to Ponder/ Nuances to Notice: • To what extend do the results align with what you expected to see? • How do the results compare with other information that exists? • What are areas of strength? • What are areas of stretch that may need further attention? • Where do you see growth over time? • What patterns do you see over the 3 snapshots at progress at each grade? • What efforts are planned or underway to support student success?
District Assessment Reading Results – Kindergarten Students 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 19/19 Kindergarten Students Assessment Task: Early Primary Reading Assessment (EPRA) Spring assessment in May of K-2 students ability to understand text they read
District Assessment Reading Results – Grade 1 Students 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 23/24 Students 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 92%, 22/24 Students
District Assessment Reading Results – Grade 2 Students 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 26/27Students 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 93%, 26/28 Students 2015-2016 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate 92%, 22/24 Students
District Assessment Reading Results – Grade 3 Students 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 90%, 27/30 Students Assessment Task: District Assessment Reading Team (DART) Spring assessment in May of gr. 3-8 students’ ability to read and understand nonfiction text based on BC Performance Standards in Reading 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 88%, 29/33 Students 2015-2016 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 26/27 Students
District Assessment Reading Results K-3 Strengths & Stretches Connections & Support Efforts Connections to K-3 Early Literacy Screen Results Some students who are MM or FM still have phonological awareness and fluency needs Connections to FSA Gr. 4 FSA Gr. 4 Fall 2017 Results not yet available Underway & Planned: Balanced Literacy instruction, Daily 5, Use of Early Literacy Screen to determine entry points for Response to Intervention • Student Strengths: • Range of achievement in K • See movement from NM, MM to FM or Exceeding • By Gr 3: Reduced the number of NM (4%), Number of FM & Exc (52%) • Student Stretches: • For Gr 1-3: Many student results are still MM (44%) • Gr 3 MM outcome shows struggle w/ nonfiction text of the DART
District Assessment Reading Results – Grade 4 Students 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 22/23 Students 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 88%, 21/24 Students 2015-2016 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 91%, 21/23 Students
District Assessment Reading Results – Grade 5 Students 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 43/45 Students 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 89%, 41/46 Students 2015-2016 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 36/36 Students
District Assessment Reading Results – Grade 6 Students 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 91%, 32/35 students 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 97%, 34/35 Students 2015-2016 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 90%, 27/30 Students
District Assessment Reading Results – Grade 7 Students 2017- 2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 29/29 students 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 26/26 students 2015-2016 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 28/28 students
District Assessment Reading Results 4-7 Strengths & Stretches Connections & Support Efforts Connections to FSA Gr. 7 FSA Gr. 7 Fall 2017 Results not yet available Underway & Planned: Balanced Literacy instruction, Daily 5, provide entry points for Response to Intervention Literacy Goal in 2018-19 School Growth Plans • Student Strengths: • Across the 3 year comparison, see a decrease in NM and some movement from MM to FM or Exc • By Gr 6: Reduced the number of NM (0%), Number of FM & Exc is (85%) • Student Stretches: • Many Gr. 5 student results are still MM (44%) & by Gr. 7 MM (28%) with more focused work needed
District Assessment Reading Results –Grade 8 Students 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate - 97%, 34/35 Students 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate - 98 %, 40/41 Students 2015-2016 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 32/32 Students
District Assessment Reading Results – Grade 9 Students 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate - 94%, 31/33 Students 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate - %, 5/6 Students *MISSING NSS 2015-2016 Reading Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 32/32 Students
District Assessment Reading Results 8-9 Strengths & Stretches Connections & Support Efforts Connections to Report Card Data: TBD Underway & Planned: Content-area reading with Balanced Literacy Instruction, Lit and Non-Fiction focus the work of all teachers to provide for Response to Intervention, LRT support in class. Literacy Goal in 2018-19 School Growth Plans • Student Strengths: • Across the 3 year comparison, see a decrease in NM and some movement from MM to FM or Exc • By Gr 9: Reduced the number of NM (0%), Number of FM & Exc is (77%) • Student Stretches: • Some Gr. 8 student results are still MM (21%) and by Gr. 9 MM (26%) with more focused work needed
District Assessment Reading Results – K-9 Summary 2017-2018 Reading Achievement Results 2016-2017 Reading Achievement Results *MISSING NSS data for Grades 8, 9 2015-2016 Reading Achievement Results
School District 10 (Arrow Lakes)District Writing Assessment Results Grades 2-103-Year Comparison Assessment Task: Students demonstrate their skills in writing in response to an impromptu writing topic to show what they know about writing in May. Topics this year included: • My favorite kind of weather is… • Five rules for outer space should be… • What if _____had feelings? • If you could be any animal you like (real or make believe) what would you choose and why? • If I woke up one morning to find myself invisible, I would… • If you could push a rewind, pause, or fast forward button for your life, which would you select and why? • Imagine that it is 30 years in the future. What does your digital footprint reveal about you?
District Assessment Writing Results –Grade 2 Students 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 26/27 Students
District Assessment Writing Results – Grade 3 Students 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 93%, 27/29 Students 2016-2017 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 88%, 29/33 Students
District Assessment Writing Results – Grade 4 Students 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 91%, 21/23 Students 2016-2017 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 83%, 20/24 Students 2015-2016 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate 100%, 36/36 Students
District Assessment Writing Results 2-4 Strengths & Stretches Connections & Support Efforts Connections to FSA Gr. 4 FSA Gr. 4 Fall 2017 Results not yet available Underway & Planned: Balanced Literacy instruction, Daily 5 to determine entry points for Response to Intervention Literacy Goal specific to writing in 2018-19 School Growth Plans • Student Strengths: • Range of achievement • See movement from NM, MM to FM or Exceeding • By Gr 3: Reduced the number of NM (4%), Number of FM & Exc (63%) • Student Stretches: • For Gr 2: Many student results are still MM (19%) • For Gr 3: MM (33%) outcome show exploration beyond story to descriptive & essay response • Gr 4 results reflect a vulnerable cohort of learners
District Assessment Writing Results – Grade 5 Students 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 38/38 Students 2016-2017 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 89%, 41/46 Students 2015-2016 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate 100% 36/36 Students
District Assessment Writing Results – Grade 6 Students 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 97%, 32/33 Students 2016-2017 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 83%, 29/35 Students 2015-2016 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate 94%, 29/31 Students
District Assessment Writing Results – Grade 7 Students 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 28/28 Students 2016-2017 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 83%, 29/35 Students 2015-2016 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate 96%, 27/28 Students
District Assessment Writing Results 5-7 Strengths & Stretches Connections & Support Efforts Connections to FSA Gr. 7 FSA Gr. 7 Fall 2017 Results not yet available Underway & Planned: Balanced Literacy instruction, Daily 5, Lit. Circles w/ writing in different genres provide entry points for Response to Intervention Literacy Goal specific to writing in 2018-19 School Growth Plans • Student Strengths: • Across the 3 year comparison, see a lot of variability in results: some decreases in NM and some movement from MM to FM or Exc • By Gr 6: Reduced the number of NM (3%), Number of FM & Exc is (62%) • Student Stretches: • Many Gr 7 student results are still NM (11%) or MM (46%) with more focused work in writing needed
District Assessment Writing Results – Grade 8 Students 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 27/28 Students 2016-2017 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 98%, 40/41 Students 2015-2016 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate 100%, 39/39 Students
District Assessment Writing Results – Grade 9 Students 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 27/28 Students 2016-2017 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 83%, 29/35 Students 2015-2016 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate 97%, 32/33 Students
District Assessment Writing Results – Grade 10 Students 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 25/25 Students 2016-2017 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate – 85%, 35/41 Students 2015-2016 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate 89%, 32/36 Students
District Assessment Writing Results 8-10 Strengths & Stretches Connections & Support Efforts Connections to Report Card Data: TBD Underway & Planned: Content-area reading with Balanced Literacy Instruction, Lit and Non-Fiction focus the work of all teachers to provide for Response to Intervention, LRT support in class. Literacy Goal in 2018-19 School Growth Plans • Student Strengths: • Across the 3 year comparison, see a decrease in NM and some movement from MM to FM or Exc • By Gr 10: Reduced the number of NM (0%), Number of FM & Exc is (52%) • Student Stretches: • Some Gr 8 student results are still MM (44%) reflecting an Elem. to Sec. transition • By Gr 10: MM (48%) with more focused work & attention needed
District Assessment Writing Results – Grades 2-10 Summary 2017-2018 Writing Achievement Results 2016-2017 Writing Achievement Results 2015-2016 Writing Achievement Results
School District 10 (Arrow Lakes)District Numeracy Assessment Results Grades 1-93-Year Comparison District Numeracy Spring Assessment: Students in grades 1-9 demonstrate their thinking about mathematical concepts in an embedded, contextualized, authentic, open-ended numeracy task from the Diagnostic Math Assessment in May – Northern Lights Assessment (Fullerton, 2014) • Questions to Consider/ Patterns to Ponder/ Nuances to Notice: • To what extend do the results align with what you expected to see? • How do the results compare with other information that exists? • What are areas of strength? • What are areas of stretch that may need further attention? • Where do you see growth over time? • What patterns do you see over the 3 snapshots at progress at each grade? • What efforts are planned or underway to support student success?
District Assessment Numeracy Results –Grade 1 Students 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 71%, 17/24 Students
District Assessment Numeracy Results – Grade 2 Students 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 26/27 Students 2016-2017 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 79%, 23/29 Students
District Assessment Numeracy Results – Grade 3 Students 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 90%, 27/30 Students 2016-2017 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 91%, 30/33 Students 2015-2016 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate 96%, 26/27 Students
District Assessment Numeracy Results 1-3 Strengths & Stretches Connections & Support Efforts Connections to FSA Gr. 4 FSA Gr. 4 Fall 2017 Results not yet available Underway & Planned: Focused number sense and operations instruction w/ adaptation of Daily 5 to Numeracy instruction to support struggling learners & determine entry points for Response to Intervention • Student Strengths: • Gr 1 achievement is very promising • See movement from NM, MM to FM or Exceeding • Gr 2 Reduced the number of NM (0%), Number of FM & Exc (45%) • Student Stretches: • For Gr 1 & 2: Many student results are still MM (29% & 23%) • Gr 3 NM (22%); MM (37 reflects a vulnerable cohort
District Assessment Numeracy Results – Grade 4 Students 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 91%, 21/23 Students 2016-2017 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 88%, 21/24 Students 2015-2016 Writing Achievement Results Participation Rate 87%, 20/23 Students
District Assessment Numeracy Results – Grade 5 Students 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 93%, 40/43 Students 2016-2017 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 91%, 42/43 Students 2015-2016 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate 97%, 35/36 Students
District Assessment Numeracy Results – Grade 6 Students 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 89%, 31/35 Students 2016-2017 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 97%, 34/35 Students 2015-2016 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate 94%, 29/31 Students
District Assessment Numeracy Results – Grade 7 Students 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 93%, 27/29 Students 2016-2017 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 96%, 25/26 Students 2015-2016 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate 96%, 27/28 Students
District Assessment Numeracy Results 4-7 Strengths & Stretches Connections & Support Efforts Connections to FSA Gr. 7 FSA Gr 7 Fall 2017 Results not yet available Underway & Planned: Focused number sense and operations instruction w/ adaptation of Daily 5 to Numeracy instruction and Math Wonder Walks as staff continue to implement professional learning gained with Carole Fullerton • Student Strengths: • See movement from NM, MM to FM or Exceeding • Gr 6 Reduced the number of NM (3%), Number of FM & Exc (62%) • Student Stretches: • For Gr 4, 6 & 7: Many student results are still MM (81%, 35% & 33%) • A range of achievement variability in Gr 5 NM (23%); MM (28%) reflects a vulnerable cohort
District Assessment Numeracy Results – Grade 8 Students 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 94%, 33/35 Students 2016-2017 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 100%, 41/41 Students 2015-2016 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate 100%, 40/40 Students
District Assessment Numeracy Results – Grade 9 Students 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 85%, 28/33 Students 2016-2017 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate – 97%, 31/32 Students 2015-2016 Numeracy Achievement Results Participation Rate 100%, 32/32 Students
District Assessment Numeracy Results 8-9 Strengths & Stretches Connections & Support Efforts Connections to Report Card Data: TBD Underway & Planned: Number sense and operations focus as staff continue to implement professional learning gained from sessions with Carole Fullerton. Focus on provision of Response to Intervention, LRT support in class. Numeracy Goal in 2018-19 NSS School Growth Plan Note: No Gr. 9 Numeracy data from Lucerne Secondary • Student Strengths: • Across the 3 year comparison, see a decrease in NM and some movement from MM to FM or Exc • Both Gr 8 & Gr 9 cohorts have made some gains over 3 years • By Gr 9: Reduced the number of NM (14%), Number of FM & Exc is (64%) • Student Stretches: • By Gr 9: student results still reflect NM (14%), MM (21%) with more focused work & attention needed
District Assessment Numeracy Results – Grades 1-9 Summary 2017-2018 Numeracy Achievement Results 2016-2017 Numeracy Achievement Results 2015-2016 Numeracy Achievement Results