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Student Progress Report System

Student Progress Report System. Kent School District 2011-12. Purpose of Reporting System. The KSD student progress reporting system Provides timely, accurate, meaningful information Focuses on student progress in relation to standards Communicates student progress toward future goals.

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Student Progress Report System

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  1. Student Progress Report System Kent School District 2011-12

  2. Purpose of Reporting System • The KSD student progress reporting system • Provides timely, accurate, meaningful information • Focuses on student progress in relation to standards • Communicates student progress toward future goals

  3. Goal Setting Conferences New this year – 2011- 2012 • All elementary students will set academic goals and plans to achieve these goals • Goal Setting Conferences will occur in October with progress reporting at the semester report card conference in February

  4. Goal Setting Conference Outcomes • Students and parents are more involved and take more ownership in meeting the identified goals • Students and parents understand the instructional focus and plan for the year • Strengthen relationships through improved communication and collaboration with parents and students on developing action plans.

  5. Terminology • EL: Essential Learnings • GLE: Grade Level Performance Expectations • PE: Performance Expectations (in math) • Learning Standards • Standards-based Grading • Norm-referenced Grading

  6. What is Standards-Based Grading? • Grading in comparison to a standard • Example: Driver’s License process

  7. Standards-based grading is different than norm-referenced grading • Norm-referenced Grading: grading in comparison to the performance of others in the group • Example: Tour de France bicycle race

  8. Q1. What is a “standard”? A1. A standard is a learning goal established by Washington State. Each subject has specific standards or learning expectations.

  9. Q2. Why do we have a standards-based report card? A2. Standards-based grading more accurately indicates your child's academic knowledge and skills in comparison to state learning standards.

  10. Q3. What do the grading symbols of 4-3-2-1 mean? A3. Level of student proficiency 4 = Advanced: Exceeds state standard 3 = Proficient: Meets state standard 2 = Basic: Approaches state standard 1 = Below state standard

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  12. Q4. How will I know if my student is meeting or exceeding state standard? A4. A score of a 3 or 4 means your child is on track to meet or exceed the state learning standard.

  13. Contact Information Student Progress Report System Kent School District 12033 SE 256th Street Kent, WA 98030 Razak Garoui, Director of Assessment Email: razak.garoui@kent.k12.wa.us 253-373-7080 Jeanette Ristau, School Improvement Officer Email: jeanette.ristau@kent.k12.wa.us 253-373-7212

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