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Common Core/ Essential Standards Assessment Results

Student proficiency rates are the percentage of students who scored level 3 or 4 on the EOCs and EOGs. Students continued to grow academically in 2012-13. These new scores simply mean that we are expecting students to reach higher levels of learning than ever before.

Student proficiency

rates

68

19

67

94

91

97

27

73

35

22

70

66

83

35

54

78

68

72

14

67

97

93

97

30

78

37

21

73

71

87

41

47

79

74

57

10

59

97

92

95

21

63

20

13

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56

81

32

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Performance Composite by Subgroup

All EOG Tests and Alternative Assessments

Grades 3-5

School Western WCPSS

Weatherstone Elementary

* = At least 2 out of F/R Lunch, LEP, SWD

Data not displayed for groups smaller than 15

Student proficiency

rates

59

3

54

92

86

98

21

64

23

14

62

56

75

31

38

70

60

67

5

57

95

90

99

25

73

30

16

70

65

82

37

40

76

72

54

3

49

94

89

99

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59

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10

57

51

76

30

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Percent Proficient by Subgroup

Grades 3-5 Reading (alternate assessments included)

School Western WCPSS

Weatherstone Elementary

* = At least 2 out of F/R Lunch, LEP, SWD

Data not displayed for groups smaller than 15 students

Student proficiency

rates

72

6

58

98

96

10

0

31

78

46

27

73

72

91

35

57

83

80

76

2

56

98

95

99

35

82

46

27

76

76

93

44

53

82

78

61

2

44

97

93

99

24

66

27

17

61

60

88

34

40

76

62

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Percent Proficient by Subgroup

Grades 3-5 Math (alternate assessments included)

School Western WCPSS

Weatherstone Elementary

* = At least 2 out of F/R Lunch, LEP, SWD

Student proficiency

rates

81

76

94

10

0

87

84

76

86

89

73

17

65

97

93

97

32

79

33

18

72

74

86

42

48

82

74

56

10

57

95

89

94

22

62

15

12

55

58

80

31

36

73

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Percent Proficient by Subgroup

Grade 5 Science

School Western WCPSS

Weatherstone Elementary

387

N-Counts for 2012-13. Data not displayed for groups smaller than 15

students

Student growth rates reflect the progress students made during the course of the school year.

Academic growth rates

• Our EVAAS growth rate for 2012-13 was 3.77 which EXCEEDED the growth target for the state.

• WES was the 4th highest Western Wake School in growth

How to support your child’s learning: • Review your child’s scores, available late Nov/early Dec.

• Talk with your child’s teacher.

• Review the PTA’s Common Core parent guides. (j.mp/ptaguides)

• Download tips for talking with your child (j.mp/tipsonscores)

Weatherstone Going Forward • Academics

– Current Intervention Services • Tier II, ESL, Special Programs, Intervention, Saturday School

– STEM Program Enhancements • Staffing, Lessons, Programs

– School Improvement Focused on Data • School Improvement Plan, Data in Professional Learning Communities

– Resources • Technology

– SMARTBoards (purchased 20 by the end of the year including all regular ed, special ed, and ART and Music Rooms)

• Program Utilization and Effectiveness • Readers’ Theater • Media Center Changes • Facilities

– Carpets, Trailers, Painting

Weatherstone Going Forward • Social and Emotional Growth

– Clubs and Afterschool Activities • Math Olympiad • Science Olympiad • School Store • Safety Patrol • Morning News • Art Club • Running Club • Chorus

– Early Release Day Activities focused on Character Education • Videos and Presentations

– Grade Level and School Service Projects – School Counselor Monthly Lessons

• Small groups lessons • Anti-Bully lesson • Internet Safety Lessons provided in Technology Special

Weatherstone Going Forward

• Physical Growth

– Campus Enhancements

• K-2 Playground

• 3-5 Playground

• Long Range Partnership between PTA, WES, and WCPSS

– Fundraiser Partnership with PTA, Boosterthon focused on Good Character and Physical Activity

– PE offered more often now (60 lessons vs. 45)