Expected Gain Formula Dr. Julie Ford, Director State and Federal Programs Teresa L. White, Education Consultant State and Federal Programs.

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Expected Gain Formula Dr. Julie Ford, Director State and Federal Programs Teresa L. White, Education Consultant State and Federal Programs

What Is The Expected Gain Formula?

A method to recognize schools that are making gains even though the school has not met targets yet for QPA, for one or more years in: Reading Math Science History/Government Writing

FORMULA APPLIES TO ALL STUDENT GROUP SCHOOL CHOOSES TO USE FORMULA KSBE DETERMINES PERCENTAGE FOR INCREASE QPA REGULATION (b) (1-4) QPA REGULATION (b) (1-4)

# below standard X % gain + #meeting standard = Target Percentage 36/112 = students meeting standard Students tested or 32% 76 x.04 = students not meeting standards X sample expected gains – rate of 4% Conditionally Accred. To Accred. On Improvement 2 consecutive years of Improvement Peer Review Integrated Plan This number changes with KSDE approval

Who Is Eligible ? Does not meet the QPA performance target(s) for one year (on watch) Accredited on improvement Not accredited Submits an Integrated Improvement Plan Participates in a KSDE sponsored technical assistance peer review of their plan This formula does not apply to Title I improvement status.

Why Would A School Use This Formula? Another opportunity to show growth!!!

Expected Gain Impact on Title I Improvement Status Does not impact Title I Improvement Status for NCLB. It only applies to Kansas QPA accreditation - A school in corrective action for Title I could be “accredited on improvement” for QPA Schools are encouraged to use the formula, because of its impact on state accreditation

Need Help? Teresa White

Training Dates August 26 th or 27 th – Salina, Kansas Webster Conference Center

Schools on Improvement Years 1 & 2: Training Date: August 26 OR 27 Where: Salina Webster Conference Center Time: 7:30—8:30 registration 8:30—4:00 Meeting This mandatory training is designed for teams of five from district/schools in years 1 or 2 of school improvement. District/school teams can choose which day they attend, but need to attend as a team on the same day. Team participants should be from the District/School Improvement Team: administrator/principal, instructional coach, reading and/or math teacher, SPED teacher, ELL Teacher, etc... What to Bring:  Laptop  School Data  Team of Five Register by : Wednesday, August 12 Contact person: Donna Mathis,