1. Stuttgart School District
October 11, 2016

2. Goals Improve student achievement and learning
Students graduate career and/or college ready
Improve facilities
Recruit and retain quality teachers
Expand community partnerships

3. Accountability Indicator #1 Accreditation Status for 2015-2016
Number of Schools Fully Accredited 3
Number of Schools Accredited but cited 1
Number of School Accredited-Probationary
Attendance Rate
95.16%
Graduation Rate
81.94%
Dropout Rate
3.0%

4. ACCOUNTABILITY INDICATOR #2 ACHIEVEMENT
IOWA TEST of BASIC SKILLS
ACT Aspire
ACT
ADVANCED PLACEMENT

5. IOWA 1, 2 Grade 1 43% 28% 33% 47% 138 Grade 2 51% 36% 60% 130
Reading Total
Language Total
Vocabulary Total
Math Total
Total #
of students
Grade 1
43%
28%
33%
47%
138
Grade 2
51%
36%
60%
130

6. ACT Aspire Comparisons

7. ACT Aspire Comparisons

8. ACT Aspire Comparisons

9. ACT Aspire Comparisons

10. ACT Aspire Comparisons

11. Advanced Placement 2015-16 Test 5 4 3 2 1
90 Students enrolled in one or more AP course
167 Exams were administered
Test 5 4 3 2 1
English Language/Composition 11th Grade - 19 21
English Literature/Composition
12th Grade 20 6
Calculus AB
US History 9
Environmental Science 22
Chemistry 8
Biology

12. ACT Score Comparison Mathematics

13. ACT Score Comparison English

14. ACT Score Comparison Reading

15. ACT Score Comparison Science

16. ACT Score Comparison Composite

17. Math Interventions iReady diagnostic assessments K-8
Engaged New York PreK-5
Ready Math 6-8
Specific Staff Development in targeted areas
Cognitive Guided Instruction Training (CGI)
Extending Children’s Mathematics (ECM)
Math Coaches
Before and After School Tutoring
Math Labs
Summer School
Credit Recovery
ACT Prep Class
Reflex Math
GIZMOS
IXL

18. Literacy Interventions
iReady Diagnostic Assessments K-8
Words Their Way K-6
Vocabulary Their Way 6-8
Reading Intervention Specialists
Before and After School Tutoring
Literacy Centers
Guided Reading Strategies
Levelized Bookroom
Classroom Libraries
Reading Recovery Strategies
Family Literacy Nights
ELLA
Effective Literacy
Literacy Design Collaborative (LDC)
Point in Time Interventions
System 44
IXL
Literacy Specialists
Summer School Program
Accelerated Reading
ACT Prep Class
High Quality Professional Development
Read 180
RAZZ Kids
Reading A-Z
Credit Recovery

19. Accountability Indicator #3 Demographics
Scholarships
College Plans
Building Demographics
Class Size

20. Scholarships Received
Year
Amount
2012
$1,978,670*
2013
$1, *
2014
$1,903,790*
2015
$1,717,628*
2016
$1,750,131*
*Potential value

21. College Plans Year # of Graduates 4 Year College 2 Year College 2012
# student/% students
2 Year College
# students/% students
2012
130
61/ 47%
40/31%
2013
122
53/44.1%
48/40%
2014
116
65/56%
31/27%
2015
117
69/59%
31/26%
2016
112
49/44%
31/28%

22. District Demographics 2016

23. Building Demographics 2016-17
Building Name
Enrollment
African American
Caucasian
Other
Free & Reduced Rate
Park Ave Elementary
640*
* Does not include Pre-K
317
248 75
100%
Meekins Middle School
220
104 96 20
Stuttgart Junior High
247
103
123 21
56%
Stuttgart High School
473
211
231 31
51%
District
1580
735
698
147
79%

24. Class size 2013-2017 GRADE 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 TOTAL 1707
Kindergarten
134
150
135
119
First Grade
145
133
138
Second Grade
139
131
Third Grade
117
122
125
130
Fourth Grade
128
105
124
Fifth Grade
126 99
Sixth Grade
143 98
Seventh Grade
120
123
Eighth Grade
118
146
Ninth Grade
157
141
151
Tenth Grade
140
115
110
Eleventh Grade
121
101
Twelfth Grade
114
107
111
TOTAL
1707
1670
1660
1580

25. Accountability Indicator #4 Federal Programs and Revenues
Title I $606,997
Title IIA $101,309
Title VI State $ 36,456
Title VIB $378,416

26. Food and Beverage Vendors 2015-16
Coca-Cola Revenue Received $2,239
Pepsi Revenue Received $ (interest earned)
Expenditures $3,634

27. Accountability Indicator #5 Retention 2015-16
GRADE
NUMBER of STUDENTS K 10 1 11 2 7 3 5 4 6 8

28. Accountability Indicator #6 Safe and Orderly Environment
Discipline Policies Distributed to Parents
YES
Discipline Training for Staff
Parental Involvement Plan Adopted
Expulsions
7 students
Weapons Incidents
5 students
Staff Assaults
35 students
Student Assaults
34 students

29. Accountability Indicator #7 Choice 2016-17
16 students entered the Stuttgart School District through Choice (Act 560 of 2015)
5 legal transfers

30. Regional and Stuttgart Teacher of the Year
Amy Griffin Preschool Teacher at PAE

31. Stuttgart School District
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