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Smith County Schools 2011 Report Card

This report card provides a comprehensive review of Smith County Schools’ performance for the 2011 academic year. Key focus areas include achievement and value-added metrics, which measure the academic growth of students over the year. The report highlights grades across subject areas like math, reading, and science, while assessing progress against new accountability standards and Common Core benchmarks. For additional insights, stakeholders are encouraged to explore value-added growth comparisons and learn more about the educational standards in Tennessee.

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Smith County Schools 2011 Report Card

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  1. Smith County Schools2011 Report Card Smith County School Board Report to County Commission March 12, 2012

  2. Smith County Schools2011 Report Card CONTENTS: - Review - Report Card Details - Value-Added Comparisons - New Accountability System & Common Core Standards 2011 Report Card: http://tn.gov/education/reportcard/

  3. 2010-11 Report Card - Upper Cumberland Counties (listed in order of enrollment - ADM)

  4. Smith County Making the Grade Achievement / Value-Added Achievement Value-Added Is how much academic growth students made in one year. 0 Growth represents one year’s learning. Value Added is also reported: A, B, C, D & F • This shows how student’s perform against the academic standards. • Is a one time yearly snapshot. • The achievement grades are: A, B, C, D, & F. To learn more about Value-Added, Go to: https://tvaas.sas.com/evaas/welcome.jsf

  5. Representing “Value-Added” Increases in Student Performance Positive Growth: Actual > Predicted Value Added Predicted Student B 0 Growth: Actual = Predicted Negative Growth: Actual < Predicted Value Added Predicted Student A *Red Lines represent predicted student improvement *Blue Lines represent actual student improvement *Value-Added is the increase over what was predicted for student performance

  6. 2010 Report Card Smith County Schools TCAP Achievement Grade by Subject by County ( Math, Reading/Language Arts, Social Studies, Science ) B B A B C C B C C D C C C B BB B B A B C C B B B B A A B B A B B BA B B BBB B B A B Trousdale

  7. 2011 Report Card Smith County Schools

  8. Smith County TCAP DATA (Just 3 More Points Yields 6 More A’s  21 out of 32 A’s)

  9. Smith County Making the Grade AYP Targets- Elementary/ Middle Percentage of StudentsProficient & Advanced

  10. Smith County Making the Grade Elementary 3-8 AYP h SCMS below Targets 96.2%

  11. Smith County Making the Grade AYP Targets- High School Percentage of StudentsProficient & Advanced

  12. Smith County Making the Grade High School 9-12 AYP 92.4%

  13. Smith County Making the Grade Straight A’s in 2008 & 2009 New Math & RLA Standards 2010

  14. New Accountability System & Common Core Standards Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers – PARCC http://www.state.tn.us/education/ http://www.achieve.org/achieving-common-core

  15. Smith County Making the Grade AYP Targets- Elementary/ Middle Percentage of StudentsProficient & Advanced

  16. Smith County Schools2011 Report Card CONTENTS: - Review - Report Card Details - Value-Added Comparisons - New Accountability System & Common Core Standards 2011 Report Card: http://tn.gov/education/reportcard/ http://www.state.tn.us/education/ http://www.achieve.org/achieving-common-core

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