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Adequate  Yearly  Progress  2010-­‐11  

Annual Report and Public Hearing

Georgetown ISD

February 16, 2012

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Measures  Evaluated  •  Reading/ELA  

–  Percent  of  students  (Grades  3-­‐8  and  10)  who  are  Proficient  in  Reading/ELA  

–  Percent  of  students  (Grades  3-­‐8  and  10)  who  Par=cipate  in  Reading/ELA  

•  Math  –  Percent  of  students  (Grades  3-­‐8  and  10)  who  are  Proficient  in  Math  –  Percent  of  students  (Grades  3-­‐8  and  10)  who  Par=cipate  in  Math  

•  Other  –  ABendance  Rate  

•  For  elementary  and  middle  school  campuses  •  Districts  not  offering  12th  grade  

–  GraduaJon  Rate  •  For  high  school  campuses  •  Districts  offering  12th  grade  

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Standards  for  Performance  

2011-­‐12   2012-­‐13   2013-­‐14  2010-­‐11  2009-­‐10  

67  75  

83  92  

100  

%  Proficient  

Math  

73  80  

87  93  

Reading  

%    

of  students  must  pass  

in  2014  

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Student  Groups  Evaluated  Performance  

Accountability  Subset  Par=cipa=on  

All  Students  Enrolled  Other  Indicator  

ABendance  &  GraduaJon  

•   All  Students  Group  •   African  American*  •   Hispanic*  •   White*  •   Econ.  Disadvantaged*  •   Special  EducaJon*  •   Limited  English  Proficient*  

•   All  Students  Group  •   African  American*  •   Hispanic*  •   White*  •   Econ.  Disadvantaged*  •   Special  EducaJon*  •   Limited  English  Proficient*  

•   All  Students  Group  

Provided  that  these  groups  meet  the  Minimum  Size  Requirement      <  50  =  Not  Evaluated  |  ≥  200  =  Always  Evaluated  |  50-­‐199  =  Evaluated  if  equal  to  at  least  10%  of  the  All  Student  group  *  

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AYP  Status  Labels  

•  Meets  AYP  

•  Missed  AYP  –  (Reason)  Reasons  include:  • Reading  (Proficiency  and/or  ParJcipaJon)  • MathemaJcs  (Proficiency  and/or  ParJcipaJon)  

• ABendance  Rate  • GraduaJon  Rate  

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2011  AYP  Report  Overview  Page  One  

Performance:  Reading/ELA  (AYP  Target:  80%)  •  Reading  Performance,  2010-­‐2011  – Used  to  demonstrate  proficiency  

•  Reading  Performance,  2009-­‐2010    – Used  to  calculate  improvement  (Safe  Harbor)  

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Performance:  MathemaJcs  (AYP  Target:  75%)  •  Math  Performance,  2010-­‐2011  – Used  to  demonstrate  proficiency  

•  Math  Performance,  2009-­‐2010    – Used  to  calculate  improvement  (Safe  Harbor)  

2011  AYP  Report  Overview  Page  Two  

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ParJcipaJon:  Reading/ELA  &  MathemaJcs  (AYP  Target:  95%)  

•  Reading/ELA  &  Math  ParJcipaJon,  2010-­‐2011  – Used  to  demonstrate  par:cipa:on  

•  Reading/ELA  &  Math  ParJcipaJon,  2009-­‐2010    – Used  to  calculate  2  year  average,  if  needed  

2011  AYP  Report  Overview  Page  Three  

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GraduaJon  Rate  (AYP  Target:  75%)  or  ABendance  Rate  (AYP  Target:  90%)  

•  GraduaJon  Rate  (Class  of  2010)  or  ABendance  Rate  (2009-­‐10  School  Year)  –  Used  to  calculate  whether  or  not  the  campus  or  district  met  the  target  rate  

•  GraduaJon  Rate  (Class  of  2009)  or  ABendance  Rate  (2008-­‐09  School  Year)  –  Used  to  demonstrate  improvement  

•  5-­‐Year  Longitudinal  GraduaJon  Rate  (Class  of  2009)  –  Class  of  2009  

2011  AYP  Report  Overview  Page  Four  

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AYP  ExplanaJon  Table:    •  Summarizes  the  results  of  the  AYP  report  

•  +    Meets  AYP  

•  – Not  Evaluated  •  %    Missed  AYP  due  to  2%  and/or  1%  federal  caps  

•  X    Missed  AYP  

2011  AYP  Report  Overview  Page  Five  

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Sample:  Page  5  

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2011  AYP  Status  Georgetown  ISD:  Missed  AYP  –  Reading  (Performance)  

Campus  Name   2010  Status   Stage  Georgetown  HS   Missed  AYP:  Math  Performance   None  

Richarte  HS   Meets  AYP   None  

Georgetown  9th  Grade  Campus   Meets  AYP   None  

Benold  MS   Meets  AYP   None  

Tippit  MS   Missed  AYP:  Reading  Performance  &  Math  Performance  

None  

Forbes  MS   Meets  AYP   None  

Cooper  Elementary   Meets  AYP   None  

PickeQ  Elementary  &  Carver  Elementary   Meets  AYP   None  

McCoy  Elementary  &  Frost  Elementary   Meets  AYP   None  

Village  Elementary   Meets  AYP   None  

Williams  Elementary  &  Purl  Elementary   Meets  AYP   None  

Ford  Elementary   Meets  AYP   None  

Mitchell  Elementary   Missed  AYP:  Reading  Performance   None  

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2011  AYP  Performance:  Georgetown  ISD    Reading/English  Language  Arts  (Grades  3-­‐8  &  10)  

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2011  AYP  Performance:  Georgetown  ISD    MathemaJcs  (Grades  3-­‐8  &  10)  

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2011  AYP  ParJcipaJon:  Georgetown  ISD    Reading/English  Language  Arts  (Grades  3-­‐8  &  10)  

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2011  AYP  ParJcipaJon:  Georgetown  ISD    MathemaJcs  (Grades  3-­‐8  &  10)  

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2011  AYP  GraduaJon  Rate:  Georgetown  ISD  Four-­‐Year  Longitudinal  Cohort:  Class  of  2010  

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Accessing  AYP  Reports  •  TEA  Website:    

hBp://riBer.tea.state.tx.us/ayp/2011/index.html  

•  GISD  Website:    hBp://www.georgetownisd.org/Page/78  

•  GISD  Campuses  (principal’s  office)  

•  GISD  Assessment  Department,  (512)  943-­‐5000  – Becky  McCoy,  Assessment  Director,  ext.  6034  [email protected]  

– Denise  Gunn,  Assessment  Secretary,  ext.  6098  [email protected]