Jasper City Schools: A Look at the Numbers Dr. Martha LaCroix Jasper City Schools Administrative Retreat – 7.7.14.

Jasper City Schools:

A Look at the Numbers

Dr. Martha LaCroixJasper City Schools

Administrative Retreat – 7.7.14

The Numbers

Assessments

Vision 2015

AdvancED Assist Surveys

Stakeholder Surveys – AdvancED ASSIST Portal

School Number of Respondents

Walker High School 62

Maddox Middle School 42

Memorial Park Elementary 33

T.R. Simmons Elementary 32

West Jasper Elementary 22

North Highland 3

ASSIST Staff Survey Respondents

“In progress” – No composite score yet

School Number of Respondents

Average Score Summary

Walker High School 288 3.46

Maddox Middle School 522 3.69

Memorial Park Elementary

57 2.84

T.R. Simmons Elementary

162 2.87

West Jasper Elementary

68 2.89

ASSIST Student Survey Respondents

School Number of Respondents

Walker High School 127

Maddox Middle School 264

Memorial Park Elementary 110

T.R. Simmons Elementary 136

West Jasper Elementary 54

North Highland 4

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ASSESSMENTS

• State trend toward questioning use of assessment data, making certain that formative and summative data is not repetitive, and that we don’t “over test.”

• Performance Series/Achievement Series

• ACT – Results in September

• Aspire – Results in September

• Alabama Science Assessment

ASSESSMENTS

• EXPLORE – Composite score of 15.1 (national avg. is 15.5)

• PLAN – Composite score of 17.1 (national avg. is 17.2)

ACT Aspire Results – Coming in SeptemberVisit www.act.org/aap/alabama for prototype reports.

JCS – Vision 2015 – 4th 9-Week Checkpoint Data Collection

 V2015

TARGET WHS MMS MPS TRS WJS

ALL SCHOOLS            

% Students on A Honor Roll (Cumulative for year at each 9-week interval) 25% 7% 14% 58% 44% 27%

% Students on A/B Honor Roll (Cumulative for year at each 9-week interval) 35% 11% 23% 27% 34% 31%

             Average Daily Attendance (most recent 20-day report) 95% 94% 97% 96% 96% 93%

JCS – Vision 2015 – 4th 9-Week Checkpoint Data Collection

 V2015

TARGET MMS

MIDDLE SCHOOL ONLY    

% Students Involved in Extracurricular Activities 75% 65%

# 8th Graders Making B or Higher in Alg. I 28 (in 2012) 27

JCS – Vision 2015 – 4th 9-Week Checkpoint Data Collection

JCS - Vision 2015

Data -4th 9 Wks., 2013-14

 V2015

TARGET WHS

HIGH SCHOOL ONLY    % Students Involved in Extracurricular Activities 75% 73%

# 10th/11th Graders Making B or Higher in Alg. II92 (in 2012) 67

# 12th Graders on Track to Graduate w/Honors Diploma30 (per grade) 27

# 11th Graders on Honors Diploma Program   19# 10th Graders on Honors Diploma Program   73# 9th Graders on Honors Diploma Program   90    # 12th Graders on Track to Graduate w/Advanced Diploma 50% 75# 11th Graders on Advanced Diploma Program   135# 10th Graders on Advanced Diploma Program   122# 9th Graders on Advanced Diploma Program   66    % Seniors College-Bound (based on Sr. Survey or other appropriate source) 90% 92%     # 12th Graders on Track to Graduate as Career Technical Completers 50 24# 11th Graders on Track to Graduate as Career Technical Completers   106# 10th Graders on Track to Graduate as Career Technical Completers   128# 9th Graders on Track to Graduate as Career Technical Completers   260

Graduation Rate

JCS – Graduation Rate

WHS System

2009-2010 88.89%(AYP – Yes)

88.89%(AYP – Yes)

2010-2011 95.63%(AYP – Yes)

95.63%(AYP – Yes)

2011-2012 89.00%**(AYP – Yes)

89.00%** (AYP – Yes)

2012-2013 84.83%** 84.83%**

2013-2014 92% 92%

Listed by accountability year; based on previous calendar year data*Based on “Closing the Gap” calculations recently approved** Determined by new NGA graduation cohort formula; the state and most district rates are lower

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