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Alliance College-Ready Public Schools

Alliance College-Ready Public Schools. Student Subgroup Performance School Board Meeting March 20, 2014. David Medina Director of Research & Analysis. What are subgroups?. A subgroup is a numerically significant population of students enrolled at a school

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Alliance College-Ready Public Schools

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  1. Alliance College-Ready Public Schools Student Subgroup Performance School Board Meeting March 20, 2014 David Medina Director of Research & Analysis

  2. What are subgroups? • A subgroup is a numerically significant population of students enrolled at a school • Schools are accountable for student achievement school-wide and for each significant subgroup (at least 100 students or 15% of population) • What are some significant subgroups in Alliance Schools? • English Learners • Special Education • Race/Ethnicity • Free/Reduced Lunch (Disadvantaged) • Foster Youth (15 students)

  3. Why does it matter? • We are required to adequately serve all subgroups • The California Department of Education and LAUSD focus on subgroup performance when evaluating our schools with increased focus as part of Local Control Funding and Accountability • Our charter petitions are now required to identify and report annually on subgroup performance, not just schoolwide

  4. Today’s Activity • I will briefly discuss trends at the Alliance level for: • Special Education v. non-Special Education • English Learners v. RFEP (reclassified) • I will ask each school site to look over their own data: • Are there achievement gaps between subgroups and students not in the subgroup in English and/or Math • What are some action items that your school will take to close that gap given what you see?

  5. Alliancewide Special Education Subgroup Comparison ENGLISH 2012-13 CST Exams ELA 6 ELA 7 ELA 8 ELA 9 ELA 10 ELA 11

  6. Alliancewide Special Education Subgroup Comparison MATH2012-13 CST Exams Math 6 Math 7 Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Summative

  7. AlliancewideLanguage Status Subgroup Comparison ENGLISH 2012-13 CST Exams ELA 6 ELA 7 ELA 8 ELA 9 ELA 10 ELA 11

  8. AlliancewideLanguage Status Subgroup Comparison MATH 2012-13 CST Exams Math 6 Math 7 Algebra I Algebra II Geometry

  9. English Learner and Special Ed Subgroups • Are there achievement gaps between subgroups and students not in the subgroup in English and/or Math? • What are some action items that your school will take to close that gap given what you see?

  10. Next steps? • Learn about Local Control Accountability for Subgroups • Further subgroup data is available: • Through Schoolzilla (please contact me directly) • The California Department of Education website: • http://dq.cde.ca.gov/dataquest/ • The Los Angeles Unified School District website: • http://getreportcard.lausd.net/reportcards/reports.jsp

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