WELCOME TO KEDC CLOSING ACHEIVEMENT GAPS SUMMIT DECEMBER 10, 2012

PROVIDENCE ELEMENTARY CLARK COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

School Profile Grade Number of Students K50 1st46 2nd52 3rd48 4th48 5th52 Total296 Demographic Percent of Students African- American <1% Caucasian97% Hispanic<1% F/R Lunch30% w/Disabilities3% Female51% Male 49%

KPREP Results 74.4 Raw Score 97 Percentile Rank Distinguished School of Distinction Achievement 87.5 Gap 59.1 Growth 76.1 Achievement Chart Proficient / Distinguis hed 3 rd (%) 4 th (%) 5 th (%) Reading71%81%57% Mathemati cs 72%87%56% Science93% Social Studies 63% Writing33% Language Mechanics 91%

KPREP Results Gap Chart Proficient / Distinguished Percent (%) Reading63% Mathematics55% Science83% Social Studies56% Writing22% Language Mechanics83% Reading - % Making Typical or Higher Annual Growth Math - % Making Typical or Higher Annual Growth Combined Reading and Math Growth Points Total 67.3%84.7%76% Growth Chart

Vision/Mission/Expectations S – Support of the Whole Child H – Hard Data A – Accountability R – Relationship Building E – Enrichment Mind- set Shadow says: “Be Positive Be Responsible Be Respectful Be Successful Be a PROUD PANTHER”

1 st Grade Activities Everyday Counts – Calendar Math MaryAnn Lisle, 1 st grade teacher

3 rd Grade Activities Carol Clements, 3 rd grade teacher mart Board & Websites abcteach.comreadinglady.comInstantdisplays.com opencourtresources.comkimsKorner4teachertalk.comadrianbruce.com spellingcity.comvocabulary.comkidblog.com tweentribune.compandora.compinterest.com youtube.commathletics.comreading a-z.com

5 th Grade Activities English Language Arts in Technology Shawna Mitchell, 5 th grade teacher Buckle Down and COACH and Core Clinic ELA materials Kid Blog with Reader's Response and Writer's Notebook(s) McMillian / McGraw-Hill Online Resources Classroom Webpage (info not public due to student photo release and confidentiality)

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