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The Octorara Area School District presents its 2013 Annual Report focused on maximizing academic success. This report highlights performance indicators of achievement, attendance, and growth, alongside comparisons of students' annual growth against predicted averages. The OASD consistently meets annual yearly progress (AYP) requirements and emphasizes rigorous, results-driven curriculum and research-based instructional practices. With commitment to continuous improvement, the district supports effective teaching methods and goals that enhance student learning outcomes. Discover more about OASD’s mission to foster educational excellence.
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Maximizing Opportunities For Success Octorara Area School District: Focused on Learning OASD Annual Report October 14, 2013
Focus On: Growth = or near 0: 1 year’s predicted average growth > 0: exceeded 1 year’s predicted average growth < 0: less than 1 year’s predicted average growth
Jesse’s Annual Growth Compared to Predicted Average Growth: Age 3: +8 Age 4: +4 Age 5: -3 Predicted Average Growth forJesse Yearly Average Growth for Boys Age 3: 3 ft 2 in Age 4: 3 ft 8 in Age 5: 3 ft. 11 in
Focus On: Growth = or near 0: 1 year’s predicted average growth > 0: exceeded 1 year’s predicted average growth < 0: less than 1 year’s predicted average growth
OASD SCHOOL PERFORMANCE PROFILE SCORES • Indicators of Academic Achievement • Indicators of Closing the Achievement Gap (2014-15) • Indicators of Academic Growth • Other Academic Indicators • Extra Credit for Advanced Achievement
Focus on: Working Harder • AYP—since 2003 the OASD has made AYP except for 2004; 2005; 2012 • In response: • Defined Curriculum via Curriculum Mapping • Research-Based Programs • Math and Literacy Consultants • RTII to address intervention and remediation
Focus On: Doing Things DifferentlyLearning Focused Schools 2011--Essential Question: What do administrators and teachers need to know and do differently to increase learning? 2012—Transforming Standards into Learning 2013—Connecting Exemplary Practices in Acquisition Lessons
Teacher Centered: Planning for the Teaching Student Centered: Planning for the Learning
Balanced Achievement Schools: Students at Balanced Achievement ADVANCED ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROFICIENT (Grade Level) BASIC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BELOW BASIC Typical Schools: Students not at Balanced Achievement
OASD: A LEARNING FOCUSED SCHOOL Research-Based Instruction Comprehensive Literacy K-12 Catching Kids Up Assessments Standards Driven Curriculum Consistent and Pervasive Adapt, Don’t Adopt Leadership for Learning Continuous Improvement The Balanced Achievement Model MAXIMIZING OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS
Maximizing Opportunities For Success • Rigorous and Relevant Curriculum • Elite Instructional Practice Learning Focused Schools Target Areas of Improvement by Year B.R.A.V.E.S. =Years 1, 2 =Years 3, 4 • OASD: Focused on Learning
OASD: Focused on Learning Find this presentation and links to the SPP Scores at: http://www.octorara.org.k-12.pa.us Or Explore all PA SPP Scores at: http://www.paschoolperformance.org Education Committee Meeting: October 28th, 6:00 PM, OASD District Office QUESTIONS?