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An Historical Perspective Tina Cantrell, PhD. Principal John Hersey High School
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vertical, horizontal and diagonal
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The Context for Change
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“Nation at Risk” (1983) Institutional Practices ◦ Drill and Kill ◦ Back to Basics ◦ Teaching to the Test The Climate of NCLB ◦ Defensive Reaction ◦ Focus on Data
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SEVEN ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES
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1. Rigorous college prep, common core curriculum
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2. Student centered instructional design
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3. Content-based, interdisciplinary curriculum
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4. Cross- curricular, skill development
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5. Conflicting interpretations & controversy
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6. Faculty collaboration in PLC Settings
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7. high school is a learning community
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5 years of ACT Achievement Hersey compared to the State of Illinois
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Hersey Average State Average 2007 - 23.220.2 2011 - 24.020.4
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Hersey Average State Average 2007 - 22.919.8 2011 - 23.819.8
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Hersey Average State Average 2007 - 22.719.9 2011 - 24.020.0
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Hersey Average State Average 2007 - 24.419.5 2011 - 25.319.3
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Hersey Average State Average 2007 - 23.420.0 2011 - 24.420.0
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GROWTH DATA
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2012: 7.1 Growth from Entry Class of 2013: 8.0 Growth (reflects change in curriculum) Hersey’s highest growth ever for Math!
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Hersey Ranks #1 in District 214 In 2012, first District school to break 6 point barrier in science Growth 6.6 (Class of 2013 unofficial data)
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Hersey ranks #1 in District 214 Growth 8.0 (just behind all time high of 8.1 in 2010 and 2011) 8.1 is the highest recorded growth ever on this subject test! School wide reading initiative
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Hersey ranks #1 in District 214 Increase over 50% from Class of 2003 Growth 9.2 Hersey’s 9.0 growth in 2008 is the highest ever recorded growth on ANY subject test (until 2012)!
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EXPLORE to ACT English Scores by Graduating Class
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Hersey ranks #1 in District 214 Growth 7.5 (2012 data) 7.5 breaks the previous Hersey record of 7.4 in 2009 The 7.5 growth is the highest ever recorded by ACT!
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Lockstep Test prep De-skilling of teachers “Top Down” “One size fits all”
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ACCESS for all ASSIMILATION of CRS to curricular content ARTICULATION across the building ASSESSMENT tied to CRS ACHIEVEMENT at unprecedented levels, not at expense of ACTIVITIES
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Districts’ Comparative Data District 214 #1 of all suburban school districts Reflects “Hersey Effect”
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For Our Demographics, Our District’s ACT Performance Is Again the Highest in the Suburbs Suburban Schools Ranked by Difference from Expected Class of 2009 Final ACT Composite Score District 214
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ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM
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Enrollment in AP classes in District 214 has increased 83.5% over the last 4 years At Hersey, enrollment has increased 59.5% since 2006
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Highest AP course enrollment in District Highest number of students taking AP tests Hersey’s pass rate highest ever (85.2%), compared to District pass rate of 77.5%
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YEAR# TESTED # EXAMS 2006 559894 2007 614976 2008 622 1016 2009 660 1090 2010 778 1296 2011 773 1313 2012 822 1426
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focus on RESULTS!
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