Report to Board of Education April 12, 2010 Trenton Public Schools
MEAP Administered in October Mathematics and Reading assessed in grades 3-8 Writing not assessed in 2009 – operational in 2010 for grades 4 and 7 Science assessed in grades 5 and 8 Social Studies assessed in grades 6 and 9 Expectations from previous grade level or grade span Criterion referenced test Four Performance Levels Level 1 – Advanced (Exceeded) Level 2 – Proficient (Met) Level 3 – Partially Proficient (Basic) Level 4 – Not Proficient (Apprentice) 5 years of comparison scores (2005 base year)
Michigan Annual AYP Targets Reading Year %48%46%45%43%41% %48%46%45%43%41% %59%57%56%54%53% %59%57%56%54%53% %69%68%67%66%65% %77%76%75%74%73% %85%84%83%82% %92% 91% %
Reading District & State Comparison Fall 2009
Reading Trend Data Trenton Students
Reading Trend Data Trenton and State Comparison Reading Grade 5 Reading Grade 3 Reading Grade 4
Reading Trend Data Trenton and State Comparison Reading Grade 8 Reading Grade 6 Reading Grade 7
Students With Disabilities Reading Gap in Proficiency
Comparison by Subgroup Comparison by SWD Subgroup Reading Fall 2009
Students With Disabilities Students SWD Non-SWD Reading MEAP Proficiency by SWD and Non-SWD Grades 3-5
Students With Disabilities Students SWD Non-SWD Reading MEAP Proficiency by SWD and Non-SWD Grades 6-8
Wayne County Rankings MEAP Reading 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th rd th 76.9
Observations on Reading ► In 2009, the number of Trenton students proficient in Reading is slightly higher (1 to 7 percentage points) as compared to the State in all grades except grade 6 (2 percentage points lower) ► Significantly exceed AYP Reading Target in all grades (17 to 23 percentage points) ► Since 2005 baseline, Trenton’s Reading trend data has remained relatively flat in all grades except grade 8 (7 percentage point increase) ► The difference has narrowed in the number of students proficient in Reading when comparing Trenton’s trend data with the State’s trend data ► The percentage of Students Without Disabilities proficient in Reading continues to be significantly higher than Students With Disabilities ► Trenton’s ranking in Wayne County has fluctuated year to year and grade to grade
Initiatives for Improvement ► Curriculum Review and Development Cycle for K-12 Language Arts Review assessment data and current curriculum Study best practices in reading and writing instruction Develop Power Standards Visit exemplary districts Review and recommend LA adoption Teacher Curriculum Guides and Common Assessments ► Professional Development Special Education Literacy Connections Training Literacy Leaders Writing in the Content Areas ► Pilot of Study Island at Taylor Elementary and Arthurs Middle School ► Reading Assessment for Grades 3-12 ► Reading Intervention ► Summer Reading Program for Grades 1 and 2
Michigan Annual AYP Targets Mathematics Year %56%53%50%46%43% %56%53%50%46%43% %65%62%60%57%54% %65%62%60%57%54% %65%62%60%57%54% %74%71%70%67%66% %82%81%80%78%77% % 90% 89% %
Mathematics District & State Comparison Fall 2009
Mathematics Trend Data Trenton Students
Mathematics Trend Data Trenton and State Comparison Math Grade 5 Math Grade 3 Math Grade 4
Mathematics Trend Data Trenton and State Comparison Math Grade 8 Math Grade 6 Math Grade 7
Students With Disabilities Mathematics Gap in Proficiency
Comparison by Subgroup Comparison by SWD Subgroup Math Fall 2009
Students With Disabilities Students SWD Non-SWD Math MEAP Proficiency by SWD and Non-SWD Grades 3-5
Students With Disabilities Students SWD Non-SWD Math MEAP Proficiency by SWD and Non-SWD Grades 6-8
Wayne County Rankings MEAP Mathematics 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th 89.6
Observations on Mathematics ► In 2009, the number of Trenton students proficient in Mathematics is slightly higher (1 to 10 percentage points) as compared to the State in all grades except grade 6 (3 percentage points lower) ► Significantly exceed AYP Mathematics Target in all grades (19 to 35 percentage points) ► Since 2005 baseline, Trenton’s trend data has trended upward particularly in grades 7 and 8 ► Trenton ‘s percentage proficient has improved at a steadier rate in grades 5, 7, and 8 as compared to the State. The difference in the percentage proficient has narrowed in grades 3, 4, and 6. ► The percentage of Students Without Disabilities proficient in Mathematics continues to be significantly higher than Students With Disabilities, although the gap has decreased in grades 6-8 ► Trenton’s ranking in Wayne County has fluctuated year to year and grade to grade
Initiatives for Improvement ► Teacher Curriculum Guides and Common Unit Assessments ► Summative Common Assessments per Grade Level ► CLASS A for Test Delivery and Performance Analysis ► Training in Data Driven Dialogue ► Grade Level SMART Goals based on Common Assessments ► Math Interventions ► Pilot of Study Island at Taylor Elementary and Arthurs Middle School ► Summer Math Program for Grades 1-8 ► Co-Teaching Opportunities at Elementary Level
Science District & State Comparison Fall 2009
Science Trend Data Trenton Students
Science Trend Data Trenton and State Comparison Science Grade 5 Science Grade 8
Comparison by Subgroup Comparison by SWD Subgroup Science Fall 2009
Social Studies District & State Comparison Fall 2009
Social Studies Trend Data Trenton Students
Social Studies Trend Data Trenton and State Comparison Social Studies Grade 6 Social Studies Grade 9
Comparison by Subgroup Comparison by SWD Subgroup Social Studies Fall 2009
Wayne County Rankings Science Year 5 th 8 th th th th th th th th th th th 82.6 Social Studies Year 6 th 9 th th th th th th th th th th th 77.2
Observations on Science ► In 2009, the number of Trenton students proficient in Science is higher (6 to 10 percentage points) as compared to the State in both 5 th and 8 th grade ► Since 2005 baseline, Trenton’s trend data has trended slightly downward in 5 th grade and slightly upward in 8 th grade ► The difference in percentage proficient for Trenton as compared to the State has narrowed in 5 th grade while staying fairly consistent in 8 th grade ► The percentage of Students Without Disabilities proficient in Science continues to be significantly higher than Students With Disabilities ► Except for 2008, Trenton’s ranking in Wayne County has remained in the top eight for both 5 th and 8 th grade
Observations on Social Studies ► In 2009, the number of Trenton students proficient in Social Studies is higher (7 to 8 percentage points) as compared to the State in both 5 th and 8 th grade ► Since 2005 baseline, Trenton’s trend data has trended moderately downward in 6 th grade and slightly upward in 9 th grade ► Overall, the difference in percentage proficient for Trenton as compared to the State has remained fairly consistent in both 6 th and 9 th grade, ► The percentage of Students Without Disabilities proficient in Science continues to be significantly higher than Students With Disabilities ► Except for 6 th grade in 2006, Trenton’s ranking in Wayne County has remained in the top nine for both 6 th and 9 th grade
Initiatives for Improvement ► Alignment to new Content Expectations ► New K-5 Science Program and Training ► Updated Middle School Texts ► Common Assessments in Science ► CLASS A for Test Delivery and Performance Analysis (Middle school Science) ► Teacher Curriculum Guides for Science ► Power Standards for Social Studies ► Strategies for Reading and Writing Informational Text