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El Dorado School District and WMS Goals: Comprehensive math and literacy proficiency through implementation of CCSS
Close the achievement gap through authentic student engagement
Provide quality feedback for students
100
3-Yr. Avg. 2000-2011 Math and Literacy 91.82
90
Why a focus school designation?
80 70 60
61.42
50 40 30
Gap between TAGG & Non-Tagg at WMS = 30.4%.
20 10 0 TAGG
NonTAGG
All lowest performing schools in Arkansas designated as Priority Status.
NO El Dorado schools were placed on this list.
No Child Left Behind Waiver
Benchmark Testing Combined Population 95 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 50
74
71.6
73.2 70.8
2009-10
2010-11
79.7 75.72
2011-12
74.6 71.02
74.12 71.06
2012-13
2013-14
Math Literacy
Math Proficiency by Subgroup 61.54
ELL 34.69
Disabilities
2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-2011 2009-2010
61.81
Ec. Dis.
59.01
Af. American
83.14
White 0
20
40
60
80
100
ELA Proficiency by Subgroup 57.69
ELL 20.41
Disabilities
2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-2011 2009-2010
65.39
Ec. Dis.
64.29
Af. American
85.06
White 0
20
40
60
80
100
How Do WMS Students Perform: Literacy Co-horts 2013
How Do We Compare: Math Co-horts 2013
Math: Areas to Improve Grade 5: Numbers and Operations Open Response
Grade 5 Measurement Open Response
Grade 6 Measurement Multiple Choice
Grade 6 Number and Operations Multiple Choice
Grade 6 Measurement Open response
Literacy: Areas to Improve Grade 5 Writing Multiple Choice
Grade 5 Reading Content Passage
Grade 5 and 6 Writing: Style
Grade 5 and 6 Writing: Content
Title I: How We Spend It$271,652.00 /Keyboarding Online Software
Instructional Technology Facilitator
Literacy/School Improvement Coordinator
Math Coach
Learning Skills Teacher
Professional Development
The Learning Institute: Interim Assessments and Data
Bulbs for LCD projectors
Curriculum Planning
ARC and Learning Skills Paraprofessionals
Planners
Large Screen TV’s
Chromebooks/Laptops and Carts
Document Cameras
NSLA: How We Spend Money $248,740 Literacy Coach
ARC Paraprofessional
Summer School
Chromebooks and Laptops
Whiteboards
Before School Tutoring
Learning Skills Teachers and Paraprofessional
Large Screen Televisions
Vending Income: 2013-14 Pencil Machines
$182.02 (profit)
Vending (Teachers Lounge)
$393.84
Total Vending in Vending Account =575.96
9/1/15
Construction Projects: Painting in library and 2 classrooms. Improvements to outside of room 217/218.
Questions/Comments?
Close the achievement gap through authentic student engagement
Provide quality feedback for students
100
3-Yr. Avg. 2000-2011 Math and Literacy 91.82
90
Why a focus school designation?
80 70 60
61.42
50 40 30
Gap between TAGG & Non-Tagg at WMS = 30.4%.
20 10 0 TAGG
NonTAGG
All lowest performing schools in Arkansas designated as Priority Status.
NO El Dorado schools were placed on this list.
No Child Left Behind Waiver
Benchmark Testing Combined Population 95 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 50
74
71.6
73.2 70.8
2009-10
2010-11
79.7 75.72
2011-12
74.6 71.02
74.12 71.06
2012-13
2013-14
Math Literacy
Math Proficiency by Subgroup 61.54
ELL 34.69
Disabilities
2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-2011 2009-2010
61.81
Ec. Dis.
59.01
Af. American
83.14
White 0
20
40
60
80
100
ELA Proficiency by Subgroup 57.69
ELL 20.41
Disabilities
2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-2011 2009-2010
65.39
Ec. Dis.
64.29
Af. American
85.06
White 0
20
40
60
80
100
How Do WMS Students Perform: Literacy Co-horts 2013
How Do We Compare: Math Co-horts 2013
Math: Areas to Improve Grade 5: Numbers and Operations Open Response
Grade 5 Measurement Open Response
Grade 6 Measurement Multiple Choice
Grade 6 Number and Operations Multiple Choice
Grade 6 Measurement Open response
Literacy: Areas to Improve Grade 5 Writing Multiple Choice
Grade 5 Reading Content Passage
Grade 5 and 6 Writing: Style
Grade 5 and 6 Writing: Content
Title I: How We Spend It$271,652.00 /Keyboarding Online Software
Instructional Technology Facilitator
Literacy/School Improvement Coordinator
Math Coach
Learning Skills Teacher
Professional Development
The Learning Institute: Interim Assessments and Data
Bulbs for LCD projectors
Curriculum Planning
ARC and Learning Skills Paraprofessionals
Planners
Large Screen TV’s
Chromebooks/Laptops and Carts
Document Cameras
NSLA: How We Spend Money $248,740 Literacy Coach
ARC Paraprofessional
Summer School
Chromebooks and Laptops
Whiteboards
Before School Tutoring
Learning Skills Teachers and Paraprofessional
Large Screen Televisions
Vending Income: 2013-14 Pencil Machines
$182.02 (profit)
Vending (Teachers Lounge)
$393.84
Total Vending in Vending Account =575.96
9/1/15
Construction Projects: Painting in library and 2 classrooms. Improvements to outside of room 217/218.
Questions/Comments?
