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Know the Rules Nancy E. Brito, NBCT, Accountability Specialist Department of Educational Data Warehouse, Accountability, and School Improvement Nancy.brito@palmbeachschools.org 561-357-7521, PX47521
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All public schools, including Charter Schools Alternative Schools All students
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Students with valid FCAT 2.0 and Algebra 1 EOC Assessment scores Florida Alternate Assessments (FAA) scores
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Reading and Mathematics First-year ELL Students* are included in participation rate, are NOT included in proficiency rate * Less than 365 calendar days from entry date into the ESOL program until the first day of testing
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All students (Total) and eight (8) subgroups
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1.White (W) 2.Black (B) 3.Hispanic (H) 4.Asian (A) 5.American Indian (I)
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6.Economically Disadvantaged Eligible for Free or Reduced-Price Lunch
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7.English Language Learners (ELL) LY (currently active in ESOL program) LF (up to 2 years of monitoring after exit from ESOL program)
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8.Students with Disabilities (SWD) Students with exceptionalities other than gifted
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Participation rate Proficiency rate
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Participation Survey 3 (February FTE) enrolled students Proficiency Survey 2 (October FTE) and Survey 3 (February FTE) enrolled students
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95%
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YearReading % Proficient Mathematics 2011-1286 2012-1393 2013-14100
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FCAT 2.0 and EOC Assessment
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FAA Levels EmergentAchievedCommended FAA Proficiency Levels Mathematics – Reading – Science - Writing 15
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90% or more of students earn a score of three (3) points or greater or 1% of students demonstrate improvement from the previous year
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High Schools only 85% of students or greater or 2% of students improvement from previous year
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How does it work?
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Safe Harbor allows schools to make AYP through a provision in NCLB that applies only to subgroups that did not meet the Reading and Mathematics proficiency targets.
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The percent of non-proficient students is decreased by at least 10% from the prior year in the subject being evaluated. In addition, the subgroup must meet AYP requirements in Writing proficiency and the Graduation Rate.
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Example FY11 (Prior Year) students NOT Proficient FY12 (Current Year) students NOT proficient 66%52%
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Example FY11 (Prior Year) students NOT Proficient FY12 (Current Year) students NOT proficient 66%52% Calculation 66% X 10% = 6.6 66 – 6.6 = 59% (rounded)
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Example FY11 (Prior Year) students NOT Proficient FY12 (Current Year) students NOT proficient 66%52% Calculation 66% X 10% = 6.6 66 – 6.6 = 59% (rounded) Is the current year percent of students not proficient reduced by 10% or more compared to the calculation? Yes, 52% < 59% Non-proficient percent reduced by 10% School made AYP Made through Safe Harbor
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How does it work?
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It allows schools to make AYP through a provision in NCLB that applies only to subgroups that did not meet: Reading and Mathematics proficiency targets Safe Harbor
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Grades 4-10 students Students with at least two (2) years of assessment scores Grade 3 students Without prior assessment scores Retained
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The three-year growth trajectory is built based on students’ previous test scores compared to proficiency at a later point in time.
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FY 2012 Current Grade Student Example
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DSS from FY 2006 (previous year) Base score for trajectory Student Example DSS = Developmental Scale Score
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Count three years from FY2011 (Base Score) 1 2 3 Student Example
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Determine the State Proficiency Target DSS Student Example
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252 -180 72 Subtract Proficiency Target from Base Score Student Example
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252 -180 72 Divide difference by 3 Student Example
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72/3 = 24 Divide difference by 3 Student Example
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+ 24 = 204 Determine Trajectory Student Example Add the amount to the base score
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Determine Trajectory Year 1 DSS + 24 = 204 Student Example
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Determine Trajectory + 24 = 228 + 24 = 204 Student Example Add the amount to the year one score
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Year 2 DSS Determine Trajectory Year 1 DSS + 24 = 228 Student Example
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+ 24 = 252 Determine Trajectory Year 2 DSS Year 1 DSS Student Example Add the amount to the Year 2 score
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Year 3 DSS Determine Trajectory + 24 = 252 Year 2 DSS Year 1 DSS Student Example
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Trajectory Set Student Example
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On track: YES Student Example This student is included in the percentage that is “On Track To Be Proficient”.
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On track: NO Student Example This student is NOT included in the percentage that is “On Track To Be Proficient”.
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Percent = Number of Students “On Track To Be Proficient” Students Eligible for Growth Model
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Same as the proficiency targetYearReading % Proficient Mathematics 2011-12 86 2012-1393 2013-14100
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If a student Improves an achievement level 1 to 2, 2 to 3, 3 to 4, 4 to 5, 5 to 6, 6 to 7, 7 to 8, 8 to 9 Maintains the same proficient level from the prior year 4 to 4, 5 to 5, 6 to 6, 7 to 7, 8 to 8, 9 to 9
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Reading and Mathematics Proficiency Students in subgroup count with valid test scores is greater than or equal to 30 and represents more than 15% of “total” school’s population or Students in subgroup count is at least 100 students
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Example: Count of students with valid test score (“Total” school Population) 205 Subgroup Count32 Calculation 32 ÷ 205 = 15.61% Rounded to 16% Does subgroup count meet cell size criteria? Y Subgroup count is greater than or equal to 30 and represents more than 15% of “total” school population
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Writing proficiency Students with valid test scores is 30 or more
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School Grade Participation Rate Reading Mathematics Graduation Rate Proficiency in Writing Reading Mathematics Safe Harbor Growth Model
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Did each subgroup that was not proficient meet Safe Harbor? Safe Harbor Did each subgroup that did not meet Safe Harbor meet the Growth Model? Growth Model Did the school meet the Writing and Graduation Criteria? Writing & Graduation (HS) Criteria (Total) Did each subgroup meet the Proficiency Target in both Reading and Math? Proficiency Target in both Reading and Math Did the school test 95% of every subgroup? Participation Rate Did the school receive a D or F? School Grade AYP NOT MADE! MADE AYP! AYP NOT MADE! NO YES W&GW&G Did each subgroup that was not proficient meet the Writing and Graduation Criteria? The AYP Decision Flowchart AYP NOT MADE! NO
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Contact: Nancy Brito, nancy.brito@palmbeachschools.org,nancy.brito@palmbeachschools.org 561-357-7521, PX47521
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