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Pennsylvania Value-Added Assessment System (PVAAS)

Pennsylvania Value-Added Assessment System (PVAAS). Update to CIU # 10 Curriculum Coordinators September 22, 2011. Bobbie W. Pfingstler, Ed.D. Director of Continuous School Improvement Services CIU # 10. Working with Your IUs. Ali Grafenstine: pdepvaas@iu13.org Jennifer Ross

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Pennsylvania Value-Added Assessment System (PVAAS)

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  1. Pennsylvania Value-Added Assessment System (PVAAS) Update to CIU # 10 Curriculum Coordinators September 22, 2011 Bobbie W. Pfingstler, Ed.D. Director of Continuous School Improvement Services CIU # 10

  2. Working with Your IUs • Ali Grafenstine: pdepvaas@iu13.org • Jennifer Ross • IUs: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 27, 28 • Joan Perekupka • IUs: 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29 • Kristen Lewald • PDE, PATTANs, Other Statewide Groups/Organizations

  3. Agenda • NEW features and enhancements to Fall 2011 PVAAS reporting: • Color Code Scheme and Legend Language • User-friendly Report Labels/Terms & Rollovers • Web-based Scatterplots • Redesign of School Search feature • Pre-defined Packets • Resources and Supports Agendaman, PDE website, PVAAS login page: NEW Features Handout and PPT

  4. Color Code Scheme andLegend Language

  5. Rationale • The NEW color code scheme and legend language allow for alignment of the reporting for grades 4-8 AND grades 9-11- reading, math, science and writing • The NEW color code scheme differentiates on both ends of the continuum, whereas the previous grades 4-8 color code scheme only differentiated below ZERO (a year’s worth of growth). • Each color code range is determined based on the standard error (SE).

  6. NEW Color Legend for Use in Both Grades 4-8 & Grades 9-11 PVAAS Value-Added Reports

  7. Crosswalk: Old to New Legends

  8. Performance Diagnostic Summary Report

  9. NEW Color Legend for Use in Both Grades 4-8 & Grades 9-11 PVAAS Performance Diagnostic Summary Reports B G P New Colors Same Descriptors

  10. User-friendly Report Labels/Terms and Rollovers

  11. User-Friendly Terms “Mean NCE Gain” is now “Growth Measure” “Std Error” is now “Standard Error” “3-Yr-Avg NCE Gain” is now “3-Yr-Avg Growth Measure” “(Year) Mean” is now “(Year) Achievement”

  12. Demo Site Access https://pvaas.sas.com User Name: PVAAS.Training Password: PVAAS2011

  13. New “Roll-over” Feature

  14. New “Roll-over” Feature The Growth Standard represents the minimal…. The district value-added report…. The State 3-YR-Avg…

  15. Common Questions • Q: Will the new color codes scheme/legends be used on the Public PVAAS reporting site? • A: Yes, the colors and the legends will be the same on the LEA protected site and the public PVAAS site • Q: How do you interpret the different shades of blue? Does dark blue mean more growth was achieved then light blue? • A: The key statement in the legend is the level of evidence – significant and moderate.

  16. Common Questions • Q: Will the roll-over text show up when I print a report? • A: No, not with the Sept 2011 release of the PVAAs reporting. In future versions of PVAAS, there is a plan to offer an annotated version of a printed report that will include the roll-over text . • Q: Is the roll-over text located in a document that I can use to explain certain terms to my district/school teams? • A: All rollover text is fully explained in the help menus.

  17. Web-based Scatter Plots

  18. Rationale • PVAAS scatterplots have been provided to LEAs in a static form (PPTs)for the past several years. Scatterplots will now be provided via the web-based PVAAS reporting site! • Districts and schools can use this new web-based report to find and highlight their schools. • The availability to view data from other LEAs will be aligned to legislative requirements for public access.

  19. Accessing Scatter Plots • The new scatter plot report can be accessed directly within the orange “Reports” tab

  20. Customizing Scatter Plots Users can switch subjects and grade Users can also switch the the X and Y Axis

  21. Roll-Over Feature to Identify Schools!

  22. Demo Site Access https://pvaas.sas.com User Name: PVAAS.Training Password: PVAAS2011

  23. Common Questions • Q: Will my district /LEA still receive a PowerPoint file with my district’s scatter plots in comparison to my IU region and the state as in previous years? • A: Yes! For SY11-12 all comparative scatter plot files will be distributed by mid-to-late November to IUs to disseminate to LEAs. Decisions for future years will be based upon feedback from focus groups during the 2011-12 school year • Q: Who can access the new web-based scatter plots? • A: These will be included on the LEA PVAAS protected site and the PVAAS public site; The data reported will be different on each site

  24. Common Questions • Q: Will web-based scatter plots be available on the Public PVAAS reporting site? • A: Yes - however, the public site will only include data that is required via legislation; currently legislation does not require the reporting of grade level data • Q: Will other districts/schools/public be able to see my district’s gain and achievement levels? • A: PA legislation determines what data is public reported. Since the reporting of grade level data is not required by legislation, LEAs will only see the grade level data for their respective LEA.

  25. Redesign of School Search Feature Feature on Protected Site and Public Site

  26. Accessing School Search PVAAS School Search is accessed the same way it always has been – via links at the top of the page or using the orange Reports tab

  27. Predictive Text to Assist in Locating Schools Example: the user enters the word “Pink” and school names containing the word “Pink” appear as options to select.

  28. School Search Results

  29. School Search Results

  30. Finding Similar Schools

  31. Demonstration https://pvaas.sas.com User Name: PVAAS.Training Password: PVAAS2011

  32. Pre-defined Packets

  33. What’s new? • Comprehensive Planning Packet • Previously named “District Improvement/eStrategic Planner)” • School Improvement Data Packet • Previously named “School Improvement: Getting Results Data Packet)” • Grade Level Planning Reports Packet

  34. Comprehensive Planning Packet This packet includes the following reports for mathematics and reading for grades 4-8 and 9-11: • District Value-Added Report • Value-Added Summary Report • District Performance Diagnostic Reports • Performance Diagnostic Summary Reports • Users have the option to select subgroups to be included in this report.

  35. Grade Level Planning Reports Packet • This packet includes the following reports for mathematics and reading for grades 4-8 and 9-11: • School Performance Diagnostic Reports • For designated grade level(s) only • School (Single Grade) Projection Summary Reports • For designated grade level(s) only • Currently Enrolled or Last Tested • One- and Two-Year Projections if applicable

  36. Questions on New PVAAS Features and Enhancements?

  37. Communication: Local IU Meetings • Fall Meetings • Who: Superintendents/Curriculum/Principals/Content Leaders • What Might be Shared: • NEW Features: One Page Handout for Participants • New Legends/Color Code • Web-based Scatterplots • Suggest LIVE demo of web-based scatterplots • NEW Features PPT for your use during update sessions • PVAAS PD Booklet: Give to participants

  38. Reminder! Opportunities this fall! Agendaman, PDE website, PVAAS login page: SY11-12 PVAAS PD Booklet

  39. Webinar Topics • Introduction to PVAAS/PVAAS Overview • PVAAS 2011 Release: New Features • Open Q&A/Office Hours • PVAAS Public Site Tour • Effectively Communicate PVAAS with your Board and Community • High Growth, Achieving Schools: Is it Possible?

  40. Webinar Topics • Using Multiple Data Sources to Identify Students at Risk of Not Reaching Proficiency • Using Multiple Data Sources to Ensure High-Achieving Students Stay on the Path of High Performance • Growth and High-Achieving Students • Meeting the Needs of Low-Performing Students

  41. Webinar Topics • Meeting the Needs of Subgroups • Using PVAAS Data for Resource Allocation Planning • Using PVAAS Data As Part of Scheduling Students • PVAAS and PA Data Tools: Resources for Higher Ed

  42. Access a Recorded PVAAS Webinar • To access an archived version of a webinar, go to http://elluminate.iu13.org. • Click on “Recordings” in the upper left. • Using the calendar in the upper right corner of your screen, click on the day the webinar was originally held. Click on the link that displays the title of the session. • Enter your email address in the space provided and your first and last name as your Display Name. Click “Play” on the lower right portion of the screen.

  43. Podcasts

  44. PDE PVAAS Website

  45. Questions?pdepvaas@iu13.org

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