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Woden ISD

Woden ISD. District Site Based Committee Meeting Weds. Sept. 12 th 3:30. District State Assessment Scores by Grade . First time to test in STAAR grades 3-8 First time to test in EOC-9 th grade 10 th and 11 th were still under TAKS. AYP News Aug 8 th TEA newsbrief.

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Woden ISD

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  1. Woden ISD District Site Based Committee Meeting Weds. Sept. 12th 3:30

  2. District State Assessment Scores by Grade • First time to test in STAAR grades 3-8 • First time to test in EOC-9th grade • 10th and 11th were still under TAKS

  3. AYP NewsAug 8th TEA newsbrief • 44% of Texas campuses (3,773) met AYP this year. **Three campuses met AYP, high school didn’t. • 28%of Texas School Districts (339) met AYP.-***Our district MET AYP this year*** • Requirements to Meet AYP for 2011-2012: (last year) • (Grades 3-8 and 10th) • *Math- Required 83% Passing Rate • *Reading/ELA Required 87% Passing Rate • *Participation in State Testing Program-95% • *EITHER 75% Graduation Rate or 90% Attendance Rate (depended on grade levels of campus) • GREAT NEWS is that Woden ISD MET AYP for the District and that we are not under any School Improvement Plan for AYP! • AYP Requirements are INCREASING for 2012-2013! This Year! • Math-Required Passing Rate is 92% • Reading/ELA Required Passing Rate is 93% • 2013-2014 passing rate is 100% both tests!!!!

  4. AYP is Tied to our Rating/Funding • We are a Title I school • Since we missed AYP, we MUST spend some of our Title I funds assisting high school math • Tied to our campus and district improvement plans (this goes into our needs assessments, strategies, and goals)

  5. What does it mean if a school is Title I schoolwide? • If your district has over 50% of its students on free or reduced lunch--this is very CONFIDENTIAL! • You get federal funds for your district. • We use these funds to help pay for teachers to keep our pre-k classes. • We get @ 130,000 per year in Title I. • We get @ 40,000 per year in Title II that we use to pay our service center contracts. Reg 7 & 6. Our reading/math programs-SRAs, corrective reading, accelerated reader, accelerated math& other professional development.

  6. What are we doing to prepare to meet AYP? • Using additional programs for math grades 3-8 • SFA Math intern at high school • Looking at our data to see what areas the kids need additional assistance in based on state results • Vertical alignment of curriculum and vocabulary • Professional development targeted to the needs of the classroom • Involving parents more at grade level

  7. Professional Development We conducted a survey based on our professional development offerings during inservice to see what was still needed and ways we can improve for next year.

  8. Professional Development for Fall We will add to this… • These are not mandatory, teachers pick and choose… • Sept-7th-Math vertical alignment HS, JH, 5th subs7:30-9:30 • Sept. 14th-Math Vertical alignment HS JH 5,4,3- • Sept. 19th-Edmodo-Grimes • Sept. 25th-Differentiated Instruction 3:30 • Oct. 2nd STAAR Data update-Jacobs-Johnson • Oct. 4th-Repeat of STAAR-Rigsby-Canfield • Oct. 17th-Improving student’s writing-DVD • Oct. 18th-AVID teaching strategies-Briggs • Oct. 25th-Autism-Aiken • We will have two more on RTI and 1 on transition this fall • Oct? Accommodations for Testing-Jacobs

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