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Title: ASSESSMENT WORKSHOP for the BOARD OF DIRECTORS MISSOURI ASSESSMENT PROGRAM End of Course, Adequate Y


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ASSESSMENT WORKSHOPfor the BOARD OF
DIRECTORSMISSOURI ASSESSMENT PROGRAMEnd of
Course, Adequate Yearly Progress DISAGGREGATE
REPORTA Race to the Top
  • Submitted by
  • Curriculum Instruction
  • Dr. Beverly Phillips,
  • Chief Administrative Officer
  • Dr. Janice M. Cade,
  • Coordinator of Research Evaluation
  • October 13, 2009

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Education is no longer just a pathway to
opportunity and success-its a prerequisite for
success.
  • Barack Obama
  • President of the United States of America

The purpose of public education is to prepare
our children for a future filled with options.
The promise of public education is to educate
alleveryone of them.
Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education Commissioner Chris Nicastro
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The Agenda
  • Brief Overview of MAP, End of Course (EOC)
    Assessments and Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP)
  • Panel Discussion on MAP, EOC and AYP
  • Teachers
  • Students
  • Disaggregate Information
  • School Reports
  • Closing

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Missouri Assessment Program(MAP)
  • Evaluates student performance by
  • Show Me Standards
  • Grade Level Expectation strands for Elementary
    and Middle (GLES)
  • Content Level Expectations strands for High
    Schools (CLES)
  • Has a Terra Nova component that
  • is standardized
  • provides a national percentile score
  • allows comparisons to students in national sample
  • Provides a Lexile Score
  • Common scale matching reader ability and text
    difficulty
  • Reader must comprehend at least 75 of specified
    material on a certain reading level
  • Offers a list of suggested literature titles for
    readers

5
The MAP
  • The achievement levels
  • Advanced
  • Proficient
  • Basic
  • Below Basic
  • Assesses students in
  • Grades 3-8 in Communication Arts
  • Grades 3-8 in Mathematics
  • Grades 5 and 8 in Science
  • New High School Assessments Replace Grade 10 11
    tests
  • End of Course (EOC)
  • Given in Algebra I, Biology and English II
  • American Government will be added this year

6
MAP Achievement Level ReportDistrict Totals -
Index Scores
  • MAP Index (MPI) score gains in Com Arts
  • All grades except grade 6 improved
  • In English 2, 56.1 scored advanced and
    proficient
  • MAP Index (MPI) score gains in Science
  • Grades 5 8 improved
  • In Biology, 36.2 scored advanced and proficient
  • MAP Index (MPI) score gains in Mathematics
  • Four (4) out of six (6) grades improved
  • In Algebra 1, 25.1 scored advanced and
    proficient

7
MAP and EOC Results
  • EOC
  • English II 757.5
  • Algebra I 709.5
  • Biology I 733.3

MAP score increases from 2008 to 2009
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MAP Scores District vs. StatePercent Proficient
and AdvancedCom Arts, Math, Science
Legend State District
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The MAP
  • MAP data determines Annual Yearly Progress (AYP)
    targets for NCLB legislation in
  • Communication Arts
  • Mathematics
  • District AYP Results in 2008
  • In 2008
  • 1 out of 8 for Com Arts (Asian)
  • 2 out of 8 for Math (Asian, White)
  • In 2009
  • Com Arts 4 out of 8 groups (Asian, Hispanic,
    White, LEP)
  • Math 1 out of 8 groups (Asian)

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Schools That Achieved AYP
CELEBRATE!!
  • Warford Elementary
  • Hickman Mills High School
  • Partial AYP
  • Santa Fe Elementary
  • Ruskin High School

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Meeting AYP Requirements
  • Proficiency Target (2009- CA 59.2, MA 54.1)
  • Attendance/Graduation Rate
  • Participation Rate
  • Confidence Interval
  • A way to account for errors in classification
  • Safe Harbor
  • Participation, additional indicators and decrease
    numbers scoring below by 10
  • Growth Index

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DISTRICTAYP DISAGGREGATE
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Panel Discussion
  • Heather Reilly, Ruskin
  • Antonyesha Adams Harvey. student,
    Ruskin
  • Richard Bellotti, HMHS
  • Michael Warren, student, Hickman Mills High
  • Tiffany Welsh, Warford
  • Jodi McHenry, Warford
  • Annalise Thurber, Santa Fe

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Disaggregate Data
MISSOURI ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
  • ARE WE CLOSING THE GAP?

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District Achievement GapProficient and Advanced
Scores okin Communication Arts
Are We Closing the Gap?
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District Achievement Gap ok
Are We Closing the Gap?
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
ok
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
ok
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
ok
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
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Special Programs
  • Limited English Proficiency (LEP/ELL)
  • Individual Education Plan (IEP-SPED)
  • Free or Reduced Lunch (FL/RDL)
  • Gender (Females/Males)

Not everything that is faced can be changed,
but nothing can be changed until it is
faced! James Baldwin
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
ok
Com Arts Grade 3
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
ok
Math Grade 3
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
ok
Com Arts Grade 7
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
ok
Mathematics Grade 7
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
Com Arts Grade 4
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
Mathematics Grade 4
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
ok
Com Arts Grade 8
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Achievement LevelsBy Index Scores for Sub-groups
ok
Mathematics Grade 8
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Team Breakout Groups
  • Administrators will be divided into six teams to
    discuss specific MAP school results.
  • Board Members will visit all teams, ten minutes
    at a time, making sure to visit all teams.
  • The team members will discuss MAP data, what
    strategies are working and share what they are
    going to do differently in their schools to
    improve the data.
  • Principals will take Board Member questions.

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Teams Represented
  • Elementary
  • Dr. Everlyn Williams, Warford
  • Dr. Rodney Watson
  • Lisa Smith
  • Middle School
  • Jan Davis
  • Dr. Lannie Milon
  • Angie Mc Conico
  • Bernice Dixon
  • Special Programs
  • Stephanie Hill
  • Phillena Layne
  • Elementary
  • Dr. Diana Swezy, Santa Fe
  • Casey Klapmeyer
  • Dr. Roger Williams
  • Elementary
  • Shaunda Fowler
  • Gail White
  • Teresa Tanner
  • High School
  • James Tinsley
  • Bill Scully
  • Dr. Terita McCauley

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Recommendations for Improvement
  • Communication Arts
  • Focused staff development
  • Improved lesson planning
  • Increased monitoring
  • Focus on reading and writing
  • Teach aligned curriculum
  • Emphasis on instructional rigor and DOK
  • Enroll more students in AP curriculum classes
  • Improve use of instructional strategies and
    instructional methods
  • Increase the use of technology for instruction
  • Provide interventions and progress monitoring
  • Mathematics
  • Continue Benchmarking using Common Assessments
    Pre and Post Testing
  • Focused staff development
  • Improved lesson planning and staff collaboration
  • Increased monitoring
  • Emphasis on rigor and DOK
  • Enroll more students in AP curriculum classes
  • Teach basic skills at all levels in mini sessions
  • Increase the use of technology for instruction
  • Provide interventions and progress monitoring

FOCUS ON THE MAP TEST!!!
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THE END
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