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FEBRUARY KSBA Board Agenda Item focus on Jenkins Elementary

FEBRUARY KSBA Board Agenda Item focus on Jenkins Elementary. What data do we collect on elementary students? Surveys: KIP grade 6 drug use info 4 day calendar Revised San Diego CATS assessment data Thinklink Assessments. What are the elementary programs offered?. ESS 21st Century

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FEBRUARY KSBA Board Agenda Item focus on Jenkins Elementary

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  1. FEBRUARY KSBA Board Agenda Itemfocus on Jenkins Elementary

  2. What data do we collect on elementary students? Surveys: KIP grade 6 drug use info 4 day calendar Revised San Diego CATS assessment data Thinklink Assessments

  3. What are the elementary programs offered? • ESS • 21st Century • Reading Grant • Extra Curricular = Basketball, Football, Cheerleading, Academic Team • PTO • Bible Club • Scouts • Special Assembly Programs • Parent Volunteer Program • FRYSC Sponsored Activities

  4. How are elementary schools doing?KCCT data

  5. How are elementary schools doing? KCCT data

  6. KCCT Trends

  7. How does JES KCCT data compare to other comparable elementary schools in other counties?

  8. JIS 74.2 JES 83.7 Scored higher than JES

  9. JIS 74.2 JES 83.7 Scored higher than JES

  10. JIS 74.2 JES 83.7 Scored higher than JES

  11. JIS 74.2 JES 83.7 Scored higher than JES

  12. How do our elementary schools compare to other comparable elementary schools in the state?

  13. JES in comparison to the state -0.1 +10.45 -9.61 +6.52 -12.94 -8.69 +5.74 -0.95

  14. Areas we are ABOVE the state: • Social Studies +10.45 • Reading + 6.52 • Science +5.74 Areas we are BELOW the state: • Arts/Humanities -12.94 • Writing -9.61 • Math -8.69 • Practical Living/Voc -0.95 • Academic Index -0.95

  15. How do our elementary schools compare to other comparable elementary schools in the nation? • : It is difficult to compare our students with national norms. The only grades that take a standardized tests are grades 1,2,3, and 6. Grades 1 and 2 and optional tests that are not part of our accountability. Unless funds are located to pay for this tests, we will not have this info in the future; Grade 3 is supposed to be continued by the state, and grades 1,2, and 6 will have to be funded by the school/ district if we opt to continue this assessment.

  16. Optional 1st Grade TestingCTB Results • The score shows where our kids ranked out of 100. For example, our 1st grade students scored a 45. That means 55% of all students in the nation scored higher than our students.

  17. Optional 1st Grade TestingCTB Results 40 students • Reading = 45 • Language = 42 • Math =50 • Total Battery = 45 (55% of students in the nation scored higher than our students).

  18. Optional 2nd Grade TestingCTB Results 44 students • Reading = 48 • Language = 37 • Math =42 • Total Battery = 42 (52% of students in the nation scored higher than our students).

  19. State Required 3rd Grade CTB Results 50 students • Reading = 34 • Language = 31 • Math = 37 • Total Battery= 32 (68% of students in the nation scored higher than our students). • There was not a significance difference in the performance between males and females

  20. State Required 6th Grade CTB Results 45 Students • Reading = 66 • Language = 59 • Math = 71 • Total Battery= 68 (31% of students in the nation scored higher than our students). • Although the male and female population is almost the same, females out scored males in each category (Reading 8; Language 8,1; Math 8; Total Battery 10)

  21. How effective are the JES early remediation programs? • This is the first year for JES to participate in the Professional Development Reading Grant. As the data is available, we can begin to evaluate the effectiveness of the program. The Summer Institute provided intense Professional Development in the five critical areas of reading. Through increased awareness of Scientifically Based Reading Research methods, teachers will be able to provide explicit, systematic instruction in these areas. The purpose of the Reading First Initiative is to eliminate deficits in reading while increasing the number of students exiting primary reading on grade level. • The 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program is a U.S. Department of Education program, administered through the states, providing grants to schools, youth development agencies, community and faith-based organizations, to provide high quality, expanded learning opportunities outside of regular school hours for children in a safe and sound educational environment.  The main purposes of this program are to: • Provide opportunities for academic enrichment to help students at risk meet Federal, State and local student performance standards in core academic subjects; • Offer students a broad array of additional services, programs and activities, that are designed to reinforce and compliment the regular academic program of participating students; • Offer families of students served by 21st CCKC opportunities for literacy and related educational development.

  22. What is the average class size? • 2006-2007 Enrollment: 295 17 classroom Teachers + 3 Sp. Ed + 3 intenerate + 1 Special class • K 39 • 1 33 • 2 43 • 3 51 • 4 46 • 5 48 • 6 35 • Teacher/Student Ratio = 14.75:1 (classroom + Sp. Ed) 295/20 • Average size = 17.35 per class 295/17 (does not include Special Ed. Collaborating classrooms) • Staffing Ratio = 2005-2006 KDE teacher/student ratio: 17:1 • Instructional Assistants: 6

  23. ATTENDANCE

  24. Student Resources

  25. Parent Involvement

  26. How does curriculum flow between elementary, middle, and high schools? • The Core Content for Assessment has changed this year. It now is grade specific for grades 3-8. JES determines what will be taught a in the primary at each level. High school courses are designed to ensure the CCA is taught in the core classes.

  27. What is academic preparation/certification of elementary school teachers? • Rank 3 = 8 • Rank 2 = 15 • Rank 1 = 1 • MAT (Master of Arts in Teaching) =1 • KTIP teachers = 1 This includes the itinerate teachers 100% are Highly Qualified

  28. How much time is devoted to basic content areas in curriculum daily? • Reading / Writing: 120 minutes / day • Math: 60 minutes / day • Science: 60 minutes / day • SS: 60 minutes / day • PL/Voc: 45 minutes / day • AH: 80 minutes / week

  29. How much time is devoted DAILY to basiccontent areas in curriculum daily?

  30. Jenkins Elementary • State Contest Results: • The Academic Team competed in the District & Regional Governor’s Cup Competitions. Results are as follows: District Governor’s Cup: Quick Recall Team—1st Place; Written Assessments: 2nd & 4th Place Mathematics; 1st & 2nd Place Science; 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Place Social Studies; 2nd & 3rd Place Language Arts. Final Standings District Governor’s Cup—-1st Place Regional Governor’s Cup--Written Assessment: 2nd Place Science. Final Standings Regional Governor’s Cup—-9th Place

  31. Awards and Recognitions: • An Awards Ceremony is held each year to recognize the academic success and exemplary attendance of students. Students are honored for achieving proficient & distinguished on CATS and a CTBS national percentile of 75% and above. All A and A/B Honor Roll certificates are given each six weeks in grades 3rd-6th by the superintendent. Sports awards banquets are held.

  32. What We are Doing to Improve: • JES is dedicated to improving the achievement of all students. Through on-going monitoring and analysis of data, the staff is working to identify areas for improvement and striving to improve their instructional stragies through opportunities that enhance their individual professional growth. Comprehensive School Improvement Planning combines programs to provide the greatest leverage for academic success.

  33. Jenkins Elementary • Working together with families and the community, the staff of Jenkins Elementary School is committed to the successful development and  education  of all students

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