7/21/2019 2015 District Report Card http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/2015-district-report-card 1/19 NATCHITOCHES PARISH 2014-2015 District Report Card • LEA Code: 035 2013-2014 C DPS: 77.2 2014-2015 C DPS: 81.4 6525 Enrolled • 10% Special Education • 76% Economically Disadvantaged LETTER GRADES DID THIS DISTRICT MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY? District earn a maximum of 10 progress po for students previously non-procient but exceeded expectations in the current year TOTAL POINTS EARNED 10.0 NUMBER OF SCHOOLS PERCENT OF SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE HIGH COMBINATION TOTAL 3 0 0 3 20% 2 0 0 2 13% 3 1 1 5 33% 3 0 0 3 20% 1 0 1 2 13% HOW DID STUDENTS IN GRADES 3-8 PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS? tudents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average erformance of Mastery. SCORE DISTRICT STATE MINORITY STUDENTS STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDEN MASTERY + 24% 27% 15% 7% 17% BASIC + 58% 65% 47% 30% 51% HOW PREPARED ARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & CAREER SUCCESS? END-OF-COURSE EXAMS: PROFICIENT Students are assessed on their performance towards meeting grade-level expectations. ACT: AVERAGE SCORE Average score is based on all enrolled twelfth grade students *National average includes both public and nonpublic studen DISTRICT STATE MINORITY STUDENTS STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS AVERAGE SCORE STATE NATIONAL 61% 62% 49% 18% 52% 17.0 19.2 19.7 WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ARE EARNING COLLEGE AND CAREER CREDIT? tudents have the opportunity to earn college & career credits prior to graduation. GRADUATES SCORING 3+ ON ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST GRADUATES EARNING DUAL ENROLLMENT CREDIT DISTRICT STATE NATIONAL DISTRICT STATE <5% 5.3% 21.6% 40% 28% WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS GRADUATED IN FOUR YEARS WITH A DIPLOMA? he cohort graduation rate is the percent of students who enter the ninth grade and successfully graduate within four years. DISTRICT STATE NATIONAL 12/13 MINORITY STUDENTS STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENT 72% 75% 81% 67% 29% 66% During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math ssessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure th he distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
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ACADEMICALLY?District earn a maximum of 10 progress po
for students previously non-procient but
exceeded expectations in the current year
TOTAL POINTS EARNED
10.0
NUMBER OF SCHOOLSPERCENT OF
SCHOOLSELEMENTARY/MIDDLE HIGH COMBINATION TOTAL
3 0 0 3 20%
2 0 0 2 13%
3 1 1 5 33%
3 0 0 3 20%
1 0 1 2 13%
HOW DID STUDENTS IN GRADES 3-8 PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?tudents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery andbove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an averageerformance of Mastery.
HOW PREPARED ARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & CAREER SUCCESS?
END-OF-COURSE EXAMS: PROFICIENTStudents are assessed on their performance towards meeting grade-levelexpectations.
ACT: AVERAGE SCOREAverage score is based on all enrolled twelfth grade students*National average includes both public and nonpublic studen
DISTRICT STATEMINORITY
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
WITH
DISABILITIES
ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS
AVERAGE SCORE STATE NATIONAL
61% 62% 49% 18% 52% 17.0 19.2 19.7
WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ARE EARNING COLLEGE AND CAREER CREDIT?tudents have the opportunity to earn college & career credits prior to graduation.
GRADUATES SCORING 3+
ON ADVANCED PLACEMENT TESTGRADUATES EARNING DUAL ENROLLMENT CREDIT
DISTRICT STATE NATIONAL DISTRICT STATE
<5% 5.3% 21.6% 40% 28%
WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS GRADUATED IN FOUR YEARS WITH A DIPLOMA?he cohort graduation rate is the percent of students who enter the ninth grade and successfully graduate within four years.
DISTRICT STATE NATIONAL 12/13 MINORITY STUDENTS STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENT
72% 75% 81% 67% 29% 66%
During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathssessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thhe distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK,9-12 • 035009 COW PREPARED ARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & CAREER SUCCESS?
ND-OF-COURSE EXAMS: PROFICIENTudents are assessed on their performance towards meeting grade-level expectations.
SCHOOL 14/15 vs 13/14
65%
DISTRICT
61%
STATE MINORITY
STUDENTS14/15 vs 13/14
53%62%
14/15 vs 13/14STUDENTS
WITHDISABILITIES
22%
ECONOMICALLYDISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS14/15 vs
56%
SPS = 81.7
CHOOL 14/15 vs 13/14
48%
DISTRICT
44%
STATE MINORITYSTUDENTS
40%62%
STUDENTSWITH
DISABILITIES
N/A
ECONOMICALLYDISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS
43%
AVERAGESCORE
17.3
DISTRICT
17.0
STATE
19.2
NAT
19
CT: COLLEGE-GOING SCORE OF 18
score of 18 or above on the ACT indicates twelfth grade students have minimumoficiency for college & career success.
ACT: AVERAGE SCORE
Average score is based on all enrolled twelftgrade students.
WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ARE EARNING COLLEGE AND CAREER CREDIT?
RADUATES SCORING 3+ ON ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST
udents have the opportunity to earn college & career credits prior to graduation.
GRADUATES EARNING DUAL ENROLLMENT CREDIT
*Does not include students already represented as earning AP cre
CHOOL 13/14 vs 12/13 STATE NATIONAL SCHOOL 13/14 vs 12/13 STATEDISTRICT DISTRICT
WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS GRADUATED IN FOUR YEARS WITH A DIPLOMA?e cohort graduation rate is the percent of students who enter the ninth grade and successfully graduate within four years.
SCHOOL 13/14 vs 12/13
80%
DISTRICT
72%
STATE MINORITYSTUDENTS
75%75%
STUDENTSWITH
DISABILITIES
32%
ECONOMICALLDISADVANTAGE
STUDENTS
74%
NATIONAL 12/13
81%
WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ENROLLED INOLLEGE AFTER GRADUATING?
DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTSWHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
tudents enrolling in two- or four-year colleges within the 2ndall semester after high school graduation.
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously nproficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
62%
DISTRICT
57%
STATE
59%
TOTAL POINTS EARNED
0.0
14/15 vs 13/14
2013-2014 2014-2015
C
21 Enrolled • 9% Special Education • 67% Economically Disadvantaged
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades 4-8 • 035005 COW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an aver
erformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
9%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 67.2
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
87%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
10.0
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
D
70 Enrolled • 15% Special Education • 91% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS59.6
SPS67.2C
48% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
11%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 45%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
<5%
27%
7%
30%
10%
35%
11%
48%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
Magnet School AOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an aver
erformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
63%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 123.5
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
>95%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
N/A
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
A
09 Enrolled • <5% Special Education • 56% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS121.7
SPS123.5A
>95% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
69%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + >95%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
N/A
N/A
7%
30%
10%
35%
63%
>95%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure tha
e distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK,K-5 • 035013 AOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?
udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performingMastery and above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated
hools must have an average performance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
41%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 109.7
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
N/A
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
A
94 Enrolled • 9% Special Education • 22% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCEINFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS
111.5
SPS109.7A
92% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
55%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 86%
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
19%
58%
7%
30%
10%
35%
42%
88%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades 6-8 • 035014 AOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an aver
erformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
46%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 123.2
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
>95%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
10.0
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
A
6 Enrolled • 5% Special Education • 27% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS111.3
SPS123.2A
92% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
56%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 85%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
N/A
N/A
7%
30%
10%
35%
45%
85%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK,K-3 • 035021 DOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?
udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performingMastery and above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated
hools must have an average performance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
17%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 62.5
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
N/A
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
D
64 Enrolled • 11% Special Education • 88% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCEINFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS
66.0
SPS62.5D
55% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
18%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 53%
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
11%
41%
7%
30%
10%
35%
18%
55%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK,K-8 • 035012 DOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an aver
erformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
10%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 51.1
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
85%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
0.0
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
D
4 Enrolled • 12% Special Education • 94% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS64.0
SPS51.1D
42% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
11%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 40%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
9%
27%
7%
30%
10%
35%
11%
41%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK,K-8 • 035015 FOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an aver
erformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
<5%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 32.6
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
88%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
0.0
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
F
36 Enrolled • 11% Special Education • >95% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS36.1
SPS32.6F
26% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
<5%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 26%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
<5%
<5%
7%
30%
10%
35%
<5%
26%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
lternative School FOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an avererformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
<5%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 13.7
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
60%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
2013-2014 2014-2015
F
2 Enrolled • 18% Special Education • >95% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCEINFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS
22.8
SPS13.7F
15% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
<5%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 14%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
<5%
18%
7%
30%
10%
35%
<5%
14%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
ternative School FOW PREPARED ARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & CAREER SUCCESS?
ND-OF-COURSE EXAMS: PROFICIENTdents are assessed on their performance towards meeting grade-level expectations.
CHOOL 14/15 vs 13/14
%
DISTRICT
61%
STATE MINORITYSTUDENTS
14/15 vs 13/14
6%62%
14/15 vs 13/14STUDENTS
WITHDISABILITIES
N/A
ECONOMICALLYDISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS14/15 vs 13
10%
SPS = 13.7
HOOL 14/15 vs 13/14
/A
DISTRICT
44%
STATE MINORITYSTUDENTS
N/A62%
STUDENTSWITH
DISABILITIES
N/A
ECONOMICALLYDISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS
N/A
AVERAGESCORE
8.4
DISTRICT
17.0
STATE
19.2
NATIO
19
T: COLLEGE-GOING SCORE OF 18
core of 18 or above on the ACT indicates twelfth grade students have minimumficiency for college & career success.
ACT: AVERAGE SCORE
Average score is based on all enrolled twelfth
grade students.
HAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ARE EARNING COLLEGE AND CAREER CREDIT?
ADUATES SCORING 3+ ON ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST
dents have the opportunity to earn college & career credits prior to graduation.
GRADUATES EARNING DUAL ENROLLMENT CREDIT
*Does not include students already represented as earning AP cred
HOOL 13/14 vs 12/13 STATE NATIONAL SCHOOL 13/14 vs 12/13 STATEDISTRICT DISTRICT
HAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS GRADUATED IN FOUR YEARS WITH A DIPLOMA?cohort graduation rate is the percent of students who enter the ninth grade and successfully graduate within four years.
CHOOL 13/14 vs 12/13
5%
DISTRICT
72%
STATE MINORITYSTUDENTS
<5%75%
STUDENTSWITH
DISABILITIES
N/A
ECONOMICALLYDISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS
<5%
NATIONAL 12/13
81%
HAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ENROLLED INOLLEGE AFTER GRADUATING?
DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTSWHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
udents enrolling in two- or four-year colleges within the 2nd
l semester after high school graduation.
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously no
proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
57%
STATE
59%
TOTAL POINTS EARNED
0.0
14/15 vs 13/14
Enrolled • 18% Special Education • >95% Economically Disadvantaged
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades 7-12 • 035026 COW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an avererformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
8%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 75.2
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
93%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
2013-2014 2014-2015
D
27 Enrolled • 12% Special Education • 77% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCEINFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS
67.3
SPS75.2C
34% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
8%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 31%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
<5%
12%
7%
30%
10%
35%
8%
34%
17%
51%
19
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uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades 7-12 • 035026 COW PREPARED ARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & CAREER SUCCESS?
ND-OF-COURSE EXAMS: PROFICIENTdents are assessed on their performance towards meeting grade-level expectations.
CHOOL 14/15 vs 13/14
0%
DISTRICT
61%
STATE MINORITYSTUDENTS
14/15 vs 13/14
42%62%
14/15 vs 13/14STUDENTS
WITHDISABILITIES
13%
ECONOMICALLYDISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS14/15 vs 13
44%
SPS = 75.2
HOOL 14/15 vs 13/14
1%
DISTRICT
44%
STATE MINORITYSTUDENTS
19%62%
STUDENTSWITH
DISABILITIES
N/A
ECONOMICALLYDISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS
27%
AVERAGESCORE
16.4
DISTRICT
17.0
STATE
19.2
NATIO
19
T: COLLEGE-GOING SCORE OF 18
core of 18 or above on the ACT indicates twelfth grade students have minimum
ficiency for college & career success.
ACT: AVERAGE SCORE
Average score is based on all enrolled twelfthgrade students.
HAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ARE EARNING COLLEGE AND CAREER CREDIT?
ADUATES SCORING 3+ ON ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST
dents have the opportunity to earn college & career credits prior to graduation.
GRADUATES EARNING DUAL ENROLLMENT CREDIT
*Does not include students already represented as earning AP cred
HOOL 13/14 vs 12/13 STATE NATIONAL SCHOOL 13/14 vs 12/13 STATEDISTRICT DISTRICT
HAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS GRADUATED IN FOUR YEARS WITH A DIPLOMA?cohort graduation rate is the percent of students who enter the ninth grade and successfully graduate within four years.
CHOOL 13/14 vs 12/13
5%
DISTRICT
72%
STATE MINORITYSTUDENTS
83%75%
STUDENTSWITH
DISABILITIES
46%
ECONOMICALLYDISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS
89%
NATIONAL 12/13
81%
HAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ENROLLED INOLLEGE AFTER GRADUATING?
DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTSWHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
udents enrolling in two- or four-year colleges within the 2ndl semester after high school graduation.
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously noproficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
41%
DISTRICT
57%
STATE
59%
TOTAL POINTS EARNED
8.5
14/15 vs 13/14
7 Enrolled • 12% Special Education • 77% Economically Disadvantaged
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK,K-8 • 035017 BOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an aver
erformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
24%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 99.1
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
84%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
8.9
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
B
68 Enrolled • 10% Special Education • 69% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS99.9
SPS99.1B
77% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
35%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 66%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
5%
28%
7%
30%
10%
35%
29%
73%
17%
51%
19
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uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK,K-8 • 035008 COW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an aver
erformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
11%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 82.2
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
>95%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
4.6
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
B
76 Enrolled • 11% Special Education • 67% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS89.5
SPS82.2C
65% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
27%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 41%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
6%
38%
7%
30%
10%
35%
22%
59%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK,K-8 • 035007 BOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an aver
erformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
23%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 91.8
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
91%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
10.0
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
D
6 Enrolled • 13% Special Education • 79% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS65.4
SPS91.8B
71% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
24%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 83%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
13%
47%
7%
30%
10%
35%
21%
67%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK,K-8 • 035024 COW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery a
bove have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an aver
erformance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
12%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 76.5
OW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
hools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.
hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
SCHOOL
75%
DISTRICT
86%
STATE
83%
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
9.5
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
D
65 Enrolled • 15% Special Education • 89% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS68.5
SPS76.5C
58% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
14%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 56%
CREDITS
6 +
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
7%
32%
7%
30%
10%
35%
14%
57%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.
014-2015 • Natchitoches Parish • Grades PK4,K-6 • 035006 DOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?
udents performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing
Mastery and above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated
hools must have an average performance of Mastery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
24%
STATE
MINORITY STUDENTS
8%
27%
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
SPS = 60.3
D THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?hools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.
TOTAL POINTSEARNED
10.0
14/15 vs 13
2013-2014 2014-2015
F
5 Enrolled • 9% Special Education • 89% Economically Disadvantaged
ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION DATA CENTERSPS38.4
SPS60.3D
46% 58%
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +
12%
65%
The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.
HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?
SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC + 38%
OTE:
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT STA
15%
47%
18%
55%
<5%
28%
7%
30%
10%
35%
11%
43%
17%
51%
19
57
uring transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and mathsessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure thae distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.