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1 Jackson County School District “Raising the Standard” Accountability Data 2012

2 Accountability Overview 2012 The 152 districts in the state are ranked as listed below: A – 3 (Star) B – 47 (High Performing) C – 42 (Successful) D – 37 (Academic Watch) F – 20 ( Low Performing, At Risk of Failing, Failing) Pilot (not ranked) - 3

3 2012 School Performance Classifications A (Star Schools) – 80 B (High Performing) – 213 C (Successful) – 216 D (Academic Watch) – 177 F – (Low Performing, At Risk of Failing, Failing) – 107 Excellence for All Pilot - 13

4 Accountability 2012 * The JCSD Overall District Accountability Label is: High Performing - B QDI is 182 (ranked 22 nd out of 152 school districts) Met Growth Graduation Rate is 77.3

5 2012 JCSD Data as Compared to Coastal Area School Districts DistrictAccountability LabelQDI Growth Pass Christian A (Star) 213 Met Ocean Springs B (High Performing) 196 Met Biloxi B (High Performing195 Met Long Beach B (High Performing) 194 Met Harrison B (High Performing) 190 Met HancockB (High Performing) 187 Met JCSD B (High Performing) 182 Met Bay/WavelandB (High Performing) 175 Met PascagoulaB (High Performing) 167 Met George County B (High Performing) 169 Met Moss PointD (Academic Watch) 122 Met GulfportN/A Excellence for All Pilot

6 2012 School Level Accountability Labels The following is a list of the schools who were assigned an accountability label. ECHS213Met A - STAR VHS213Met A - STAR SMHS196Met B - High Performing SMMS184Met B - High Performing ECUE 183Met B - High Performing VMS180Met B - High Performing ECMS179Met B - High Performing SMUE179Met B - High Performing VUE176Met B - High Performing SMEE202N/A Not assigned SMNE183N/A Not Assigned

7 Jackson County School District Graduation Rate is 77.3. 2009 - 70.4 % 2010 - 75.6 % 2011 – 76.4 The Jackson County School District HSCI is 196.0. 2009 – 153 2010 – 191.40 2011 - 191

8 2012 Jackson County School District Individual High School Graduation Rates and HSCIs Grad RateHSCI Vancleave High 2011 - 75.3 2011-189.8 2012 – 75.5 2012 – 185 St. Martin High 2011- 76.9 2011- 194.6 2012 – 75.6 2012 - 194 East Central High 2011 - 76.9 2011 - 190.6 2012 - 81.5 2012 - 209

9 2012 Graduation Rate and HSCI of Area High Schools Graduation Rate HSCI Bay HS83.9 249 Pass Christian HS83.9 221 Long Beach HS83.4 234 Ocean Springs HS83.3 221 Biloxi HS82.2 216 East Central HS81.5 209 D’Iberville HS77.9 182 Harrison Central HS77.5 200 Hancock HS76.7 226 Pascagoula HS76.2 179 St. Martin HS75.6 194 Vancleave HS75.5 185 Gautier HS73.2 173 Gulfport HS70.6 174 George County High 70.5 149 Moss Point HS67.8 161

10 2012 QDIs of Area High Schools QDI GrowthPerf. Classification Pass Christian High226NoB/HP Ocean Springs High221YesA/Star East Central High213YesA/Star Vancleave High213YesA/Star Hancock High207Yes A/Star Long Beach High202No B/HP Biloxi High 201YesA/Star D’Iberville Senior High199NoC/Successful St. Martin High196Yes B/HP Gautier High 196YesB/HP Bay High School196YesB/HP Harrison Central 195NoC/Successful West Harrison High191NoC/Successful Pascagoula High186YesB/HP George County High179NoC/Successful Moss Point High121NoF/Low Perf. Gulfport HighN/A Excellence for All Pilot

11 2012 QDIs of Area Middle Schools Pass Christian Middle211 Long Beach Middle 206 D’Iberville Middle 202 Hancock Middle199 Ocean Springs Middle 193 Biloxi Junior High192 St. Martin Middle184 Vancleave Middle180 East Central Middle179 Colmer Middle177 George County Middle School176 Bay Waveland Middle176 Gautier Middle School175 Trent Lott 6 th Grade Academy155 Magnolia Jr. High (Moss Point) 122 Gulfport Central Middle N/A Bayou View MiddleN/A

12 2012 QDIs of Area Elementary Schools Pass Christian Elem. 220 Delisle Elementary 217 North Bay Elem. (Biloxi)215 Oak Park Elem. 212 D’Iberville Elem. 208 St. Martin East202 Magnolia Park 199 Beach Elem. 194 Taconi Elem.188 Pecan Park Elem. 186 St. Martin North184 East Central Upper 183 St. Martin Upper 179 Vancleave Upper176 Gautier Elementary 172 Central Elem (Pascagoula)165 Lake Elem.164 Moss Point Upper125 Moss Point Lower130 Bayou View Elem. N/A Anniston Elementary N/A

13 Top 25 Highest Ranking Districts in MS (Ranked by QDI) Pass Christian, 213 (1,710)Lamar County, 190 (9,251) Enterprise, 203(994)Amory, 188 (1,859) Clinton, 202 (4,624)Oxford, 188 (3,715) Pontotoc City, 199 (2,309)Hancock County, 187 (4,469) Petal, 198 (4,024)Newton County, 183 (1,882) Kosciusko, 196 (2,366)Jackson County, 182 (9,357) Madison County, 196 (12,182)Rankin County, 182 (19, 367) Ocean Springs, 196 (5,497)Pearl, 180 (3,866) Biloxi, 195 (5.117)Grenada, 179 (4,308) Long Beach, 194 (2, 934) Union City, 194 (974) Booneville, 193 (1,284) New Albany, 193 (2,177) Tishomingo County, 193 (3,177) * Enrollment in Parenthesis DeSoto County, 190 (32,311) Harrison County, 190 (13,861)

14 Note: In 2012, there are only 9 districts that met the following criteria: District label as either Star or High Performing All schools labeled as either Star or High Performing All schools met growth. Jackson County is one of the nine that met the criteria to be included in this group.

15 Districts that are Star or HP with all Star or HP Schools in which all schools met growth: Biloxi Booneville Enterprise JCSD Long Beach New Albany Ocean Springs Oxford Tishomingo Union City

16 Comparison of JCSD to Districts Similar in Size/Demographics Lamar County (9,251) B/High Performing/QDI 190 3 High Schools (2 Star, 1 HP) 12 Schools Total: 3 Star, 3 HP, 3 Successful, 1 Academic Watch, and 2 not assigned a label. Lauderdale County (6,703) B/High Performing/QDI 175 4 High Schools (1 Star, 1 HP, 2 Successful) 12 Schools Total: 2 Star, 6 HP, 4 Successful Lee County (7,118) C/Successful/ QDI 162 3 High Schools (2 Star, 1 Academic Watch) 13 Schools Total: 2 Star, 2 HP, 2 Successful, 4 Academic Watch, 2 not assigned a label. Jones County (8,530) B/High Performing/ QDI 167 3 High Schools (1 HP, 2 Successful) 9 Schools Total: 4 High Performing, 5 Successful JCSD (9,357) B/High Performing/QDI 182 3 HS (2 Star, 1 HP) 13 Total Schools: 2 Star, 7 HP, 4 not assigned a label.

17 Changes in NCLB Requirements The model changed in August 2012 due to the ESEA Flexibility Request. School Districts no longer receive a label. AYP is no longer measured. New Annual Measurable Objectives (AMOs). Schools should cut in half the difference between current (2011) proficiency rates and 100 % proficiency in six years (2017) overall and for each subgroup in E/LA and Math.

18 New School Designations for Federal Differentiated Accountability Priority (Lowest Performing 5% of Title I Schools) Focus (10 % of Title I schools with the biggest achievement gaps and/or lowest subgroup achievement. Approaching Target (Schools that miss AMO targets for a category for two years.) On Target Reward (High Performers and Big Improvers

19 JCSD School Labels ECLE – On Target ECUE – On Target SMNE – On Target SMEE – On Target SMUE – Approaching Target VLE – Approaching Target (based on VUE) VUE – Approaching Target

20 The Lantern Award 2012 The Jackson County School District is the 2012 recipient of the Lantern Award from the Mississippi School Board Association. The Lantern Award is awarded annually to the best performing districts in the state of Mississippi. The awards will be presented at the Annual Lighthouse School Leader Awards Luncheon this fall.

21 The JCSD Overall District Accountability Label is: High Performing - B QDI is 182 Met Growth Graduation Rate is 77.3 In Summary:

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