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2011-2012 Academic Progress Plan Results

2011-2012 Academic Progress Plan Results. Two Topics to be Covered . ASD DCAS results relative to other Delaware school districts. 2011 2012 SY Performance data on the ASD’s Academic Progress Plan. Appoquinimink DCAS Rankings by Grade. Reading DCAS Rank. Reading DCAS Rank.

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2011-2012 Academic Progress Plan Results

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  1. 2011-2012 Academic Progress Plan Results

  2. Two Topics to be Covered • ASD DCAS results relative to other Delaware school districts. • 2011 2012 SY Performance data on the ASD’s Academic Progress Plan

  3. Appoquinimink DCAS Rankings by Grade

  4. Reading DCAS Rank

  5. Reading DCAS Rank

  6. Reading DCAS Rank

  7. Math DCAS Rank

  8. Math DCAS Rank

  9. Math DCAS Rank

  10. Appoquinimink 2011-2012 Goal Performance

  11. Strategic Plan • 15 goals were identified • “15 for 2015” • Specific measurable goals were developed using 2010-2011 data as the baseline

  12. Strategic Plan • Many of the goals were developed with the goal of reducing the number of students in the “unwanted” category by half in 2015. • Some data is still in the process of being collected (for example, district-level College Board data is not made available until late September).

  13. 4 Large-Scale Goals • Academic Achievement • College and Career Readiness • Meeting Diverse Student Needs • Fostering Parent/Community Partnerships

  14. Goals are taken from the 2012-2015 Plan

  15. Goal 1: Increase student achievement in all academic disciplines

  16. Goal 1: Increase student achievement in all academic disciplines

  17. Goal 2: Ensure students leave Appoquinimink college and career ready

  18. Goal 2: Ensure students leave Appoquinimink college and career ready

  19. Goal 3: Meet the needs of a diverse group of learners

  20. Elementary Special Education Performance

  21. Goal 3: Meet the needs of a diverse group of learners

  22. Goal 3: Meet the needs of a diverse group of learners

  23. Goal 3: Meet the needs of a diverse group of learners

  24. Goal 3: Meet the needs of a diverse group of learners

  25. Goal 4: Promote a healthy, inclusive, and effective learning environment

  26. Goal 4: Promote a healthy, inclusive, and effective learning environment

  27. Overall • Had a successful year as a district • Met State and Federal Goals • Met a large number of our internal goals • Increased or maintained our standing relative to our peers in the state • In terms of measurables, best student achievement results in the past four years.

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