Balanced Scorecard WV Board of Education September 12, 2019.

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Balanced Scorecard WV Board of Education September 12, 2019

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Improvement on Accountability Indicators One goal of providing accountability information is to describe school and district performance across a profile of desired outcomes. 32 districts improved their scorecard points on ELA Performance. 34 districts improved their scorecard points on Math Performance. *Note: The indicator for English Language Proficiency Progress is not included above because all districts do not have sufficient sample sizes to ensure a fair comparison. ELA Progress and Math Progress are also excluded to account for the lack of historical data for Year 1 of the measure.

Improvement on Accountability Indicators This plot shows the number of district improvements over the past year that we can recognize and celebrate. 22 districts improved on 5 or more indicators from the WV Balanced Scorecard. *Note: The indicator for English Language Proficiency Progress is not included above because all districts do not have sufficient sample sizes to ensure a fair comparison. ELA Progress and Math Progress are also excluded to account for the lack of historical data for Year 1 of the measure.

Celebrating the Positives Performance: Decrease in percentage of schools that did not meet standard (red) on the English Language Arts (ELA) and Math. ELA 1.2% Math 6% Post-Secondary: Increased exceeds standards (green) by 4% and decreased did not meet standard (red) 4.2%. Both of these indicators show that after only one year we are moving students toward higher levels of achievement.

Major Concern: Attendance Remember: Students who have missed 18 or more days in one school year 20% of students were chronically absent in 2018-2019 This chart represents the percentage of schools that did not meet standard 2017-2018 2018-2019  30.5% 38.6%

Attendance Our communities need to value education. Our teachers cannot provide instruction when students are not present. Relationships with caring adults is key to success with at-risk students. Social Emotional Supports with additional funding from legislature Communities in Schools ReClaimWV Engaging students in their learning-Expanding CTE opportunities

On-Track Indicators Only 13 districts Met or Exceeded the Standard for the On-Track indicators and only 24 districts improved their scorecard points on this indicator. This area is going to require some additional data and research Conversations with districts on scheduling Identifying at-risk students in 9th grade

Identified Schools: Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) Performance: Academic Progress: Attendance: 23% moved to next level 43% improved attendance English Language Arts Math 46% moved up to the next level 20% moved up to the next level 77% increased overall points 83% increased overall points English Language Arts Math 14% met standards 11% met standards 63% partially met standards 49% partially met standards

Verdunville Elem. School In our highest poverty schools, 14 Met or Exceeded Standards in Math Progress School District Econ. Disadv. Made Progress McKinley Elem. School WOOD 76% 58% Jefferson Elem. Center 74% 62% Mabscott Elem. School RALEIGH 72% 52% Ritchie Elem. School OHIO 55% Madison Elem. School 71% 54% Hacker Valley WEBSTER 69% Bradshaw Elem. School MCDOWELL 65% 53% School District Econ. Disadv. Made Progress Highlawn Elem. School CABELL 64% 56% Omar Elem. School LOGAN 50% East Lynn Elem. School WAYNE 65% Iaeger Elem. School MCDOWELL 63% 54% Verdunville Elem. School 74% Altizer Elem. School 61% 60% John J. Cornwell ES HAMPSHIRE 58%

In our highest poverty schools, 15 Met or Exceeded Standards in ELA Progress District Econ. Disadv. Made Progress Guyandotte Elem. School CABELL 79% 52% Mary C. Snow West Side Elem. School KANAWHA 78% 50% McKinley WOOD 76% 51% Jefferson Elem. Center 74% 59% Mabscott RALEIGH 72% 55% Ritchie OHIO George C. Weimer 66% School District Econ. Disadv. Made Progress Ranger Elem. School LINCOLN 66% 50% Bradshaw Elem. School MCDOWELL 65% 61% Highlawn Elem. School CABELL 64% Logan Elem. School LOGAN Iaeger Elem. School 63% 51% Montcalm Elem. School MERCER 62% 55% Altizer Elem. School 58% Bridgeview Elem. School KANAWHA

“We can, whenever and wherever we choose, successfully teach all children whose schooling is of interest to us. We already know more than we need to do that. Whether or not we do it must finally depend on how we feel about the fact that we haven’t so far.” Ron Edmonds