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Council Rock School District 2010-11 AYP and PSSA Overview

The Council Rock School District's report on Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) for the 2010-11 academic year highlights the district's commitment to meet federal standards set by NCLB (No Child Left Behind). The report details mathematics and reading proficiency targets of 67% and 72%, respectively, alongside participation and attendance metrics. Council Rock successfully met 279 out of 285 assessed targets, achieving AYP for the district overall, though high schools faced challenges, particularly in the IEP subgroup. Detailed performance results can be found on the district's website.

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Council Rock School District 2010-11 AYP and PSSA Overview

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  1. Council Rock School District 2010 – 11 AYP & PSSA

  2. AYP • AYP = Adequate Yearly Progress • Requirement of NCLB (No Child Left Behind) • Federal Legislation that will require 100% of students to be proficient in mathematics and reading by 2014 • President recently announced the opportunity for states to apply for waivers

  3. PSSA • Pennsylvania System of School Assessment • Pennsylvania’s assessment (testing) program to determine student achievement in mathematics and reading (also test in science and writing but not connected with AYP) • Results used to establish a district’s and school’s AYP status

  4. District AYP • Determined in grade spans: 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 • District measured in 72 targets • Sub groups measured if 40 or more • For district to meet AYP, all targets in one grade span must be met

  5. School AYP • Determined by grades in school that are tested • Schools measured in up to 41 targets • Sub groups measured if 40 or more • For school to meet AYP, all targets must be met

  6. What are the targets? • Academic Performance Proficiency rates are: Mathematics – 67% Reading – 72% • Test Participation – 95% • Attendance – 90% or improvement (for all schools except high schools) • Graduation – 85% or improvement (for high schools only)

  7. So, how did Council Rock do? • A total of 285 targets assessed (graduation rate, attendance rate, test participation, academic performance) • Council Rock met 279 of the 285 targets • District made AYP • High Schools did not make AYP (IEP group – North: Math; South: Math and Reading) • Middle Schools made AYP • Elementary Schools made AYP (Churchville did not based on their IEP group in Math.)

  8. Council Rock Performance High Schools – Grade 11

  9. Council Rock Performance Middle Schools – Grades 7 & 8

  10. Council Rock Performance Elementary Schools – Grades 3 – 6

  11. School Scaled ScoresHigh Schools

  12. Scaled ScoresMiddle Schools

  13. Scaled ScoresElementary Schools

  14. Scaled ScoresElementary Schools

  15. Scaled ScoresElementary Schools

  16. Scaled ScoresElementary Schools

  17. A look at our results • District results can be found at: CRSD AYP Results • School results can be found at: CRSD School AYP Results

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