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Rochester Area Math Science Partnership

Rochester Area Math Science Partnership. Our Mission: To support high student achievement through world class standards in math and science. 2012 Continuous Improvement Report for the Kingsland School District. Math/Science Goals. As Measured By State Assessments

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Rochester Area Math Science Partnership

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  1. Rochester Area Math Science Partnership Our Mission: To support high student achievement through world class standards in math and science. 2012 Continuous Improvement Report for the Kingsland School District

  2. Math/Science Goals As Measured By State Assessments • All students in Grades 3-8 and Grade 11 will meet or exceed “proficiency” on the MCA in math • All students in Grades 5, 8, and 10 will meet or exceed “proficiency” on the MCA in science

  3. MCA-II Reading Scores

  4. MCA-II Math Scores

  5. MCA-II Science Scores

  6. GRAD Writing Scores

  7. ACT Composite Scores

  8. Comparative Data 10th Grade Reading Proficiency 2010-2011 88% Kasson-Mantorville 87% Dover-Eyota 87% Stewartville 84% Byron 81% Zumbrota-Mazeppa 81% Chatfield 80% Pine Island 78% Rochester 77% Hayfield 77% Triton 75% P-E-M 75% State Average 69% Kingsland Note: Test required for graduation Results taken from MDE’s Educator Portal

  9. Comparative Data High School Science Proficiency 2010-2011 85% P-E-M 69% Stewartville 68% Byron 65% Kasson-Mantorville 65% Dover-Eyota 64% Zumbrota-Mazeppa 60% Chatfield 59% Rochester 54% Pine Island 54% State Average 50% Triton 48% Hayfield 47% Kingsland Note: Test not currently required for graduation (Typically tested at the end of 10th grade year) Results taken from MDE’s Educator Portal

  10. Comparative Data 11th Grade Math Proficiency 2010-2011 74% Byron 64% Zumbrota-Mazeppa 63% Dover-Eyota 63% Kasson-Mantorville 60% Rochester 52% Stewartville 51% Pine Island 50% Kingsland 49% State Average 45% Triton 41% P-E-M 41% Chatfield 31% Hayfield Note: Test not currently required for graduation Results taken from MDE’s Educator Portal

  11. Lead Indicators • Reading and math scores contain a high degree of variation during the last 2 years • Scores are rebounding from a previous year low • Focusing on standards have yielded positive results

  12. Lessons Learned • District did not make AYP in reading last year • Grade level data fluctuations need/are being addressed • Performance plateaus need/are being addressed • Reading skills need to be strengthened at all levels

  13. NEXT STEPSAnd persistence is a challenge for many…

  14. ASSESSMENT:FORMATIVE & SUMMATIVE Practices for the Classroom

  15. Formative Assessment • Assessment for learning • Taken at varying intervals throughout a course to provide information and feedback that will help improve - the quality of student learning - the quality of the course itself

  16. Summative Assessment • Assessment oflearning • Generally taken by students at the end of a unit or semester to demonstrate the "sum" of what they have or have not learned • Summative assessment methods are the most traditional way of evaluating student work

  17. GRADING • Through discussion and research, the purpose of a grade is to communicate the academic progress of students to the students and their families • A grade should reflect what a student knows and is able to do in a course of study

  18. NEXT STEPS • Read 180 - build reading and comprehension skills • Implement RTI in the middle level • Implement PLC’s in the high school • Use Data and Data Warehousing for Aimes Web, MCA and NWEA

  19. Project Lead The WaySTEM Education • Problem Solving Skills • Critical Thinking Skills • Team Working Skills • Integrate Across Disciplines

  20. Gateway AcademyPLTW • Magic of Electrons 4th Grade • Flight & Space 5th Grade • Science of Technology 6th Grade • Design & Modeling 7th Grade • Energy & the Environment 8th Grade • Automation & Robotics 9th Grade

  21. Pathway ProgramPLTW • Principles of Engineering Science • Digital Electronics Math • Engineering & Design IT • Computer IntegratedManufacturing IT

  22. Biomedical ProgramPLTW • Principles of Biomedical Science • Human Body Systems • Biomedical Intervention • Biomedical Innovation

  23. TECHNOLOGY • IInteractive • PProductive • EEngagement • LLearning

  24. NetbooksProductive • One to One for 9-12 students • Grades 7-8 access to Netbooks

  25. iPadsInteractive • One to One for 3 through 6 students • K-2 everyday access

  26. The University of Minnesota College Readiness Consortium

  27. Summary • Engage All Students to Improve Learning • Use Multiple Measures of Data • Collaboration that focuses on Student Achievement (PLC, RTI) • Assessments to Measure Learning • Grading to Reflect Learning

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