2014 School Performance Grades May/June FLDOE released results from the Spring 2012 administration of FCAT and the EOC assessments. As discussed at the May Board meeting (and today) there were many changes to the states assessment and accountability systems since last year. Now that all of the results have been released, we can determine what the impact is on our students, and school accountability. These two issues are quite distinct … and so I will be reviewing the assessment results with an emphasis on the impact to students, after which Ms. Field will talk about the implication for school grades. A-1

School Performance Grades Trend 2011-12 through 2013-14   A B C D F School Level: 11-12 12-13 13-14 Elementary/ K-8 Centers 134 91 119 54 59 43 47 71 63 18 33 30 2 8 14 Middle 27 24 15 21 25 11 10 4 5 Senior* 6 1 All Levels Total 169 125 155 70 68 55 103 92 48 40 13 19 M-DCPS 85 107 60 87 76 41 34 9 Charter 44 7 16 Percent Total 49% 35% 43% 20% 19% 15% 29% 25% 9% 13% 11% 2% 4% 5%

School Performance Grades M-DCPS, Florida and Selected Districts Number of Schools “A” “F” 2014 Percentage "A" Difference 2013 to 2014 Percentage “F” Miami-Dade 361 43% + 8 5% +1 Broward 240 34% + 6 10% +4 Duval 147 22% - 1 15% +7 Palm Beach 164 + 3 +2 FLORIDA 2,670 36% + 7 7% +3

FLDOE Press Release Miami-Dade County increased the number of elementary and middle schools earning a preliminary grade of “A” by 30 schools in 2013-14, with 43 percent of Miami-Dade County schools now earning an “A” compared to 35 percent in 2012-13. In addition, 22 Miami-Dade County schools improved two or more letter grades between 2012-13 and 2013-14, including four schools that improved from a “D” to an “A” and two schools that improved from an “F” to a “B.”

High School Grades Timeline Graduation Rates expected In November Final High School Grades with the New Raised Scale expected in December