1. Annual Montana Accreditation Report – 2009-2010 Board of Public Education Meeting – March 12, 2010 Montana Office of Public Instruction Denise Juneau, State Superintendent opi.mt.gov

2. 2009-2010 Math and Science Teacher Report Montana Office of Public Instruction Denise Juneau, State Superintendent opi.mt.gov Prepared for the MMSTI Meeting March 24, 2010

3. Montana Accreditation History (Public, state funded and private schools are included.)

4. Montana Accreditation History (Only public schools are included.) Elementary Schools

5. Montana Accreditation History (Only public schools are included.)

6. Montana Accreditation History (Only public schools are included.)

7. Status Category Regular Status Category Regular w/Deviations Status Category Advice Status Category Deficiency Total Count of Schools (822) 5701344177 Category Count % of Total 69%16%5%10% Total Enrollment (141,420) 90,90628,2008,12814,186 Category Enrollment % of Total 64%20%6%10% Student Enrollment by Accreditation Status (as of 2/5/10)

9. Summary of Library Deviations 2009-2010

10. Summary of Counseling Deviations 2009-2010

11. 7-12 Math and Science Teachers by School and Licensure Montana Office of Public Instruction Denise Juneau, State Superintendent opi.mt.gov

12. Teachers of Math (Gr 7-12) by Type of School and Licensure K-8 Elementary School Designation Looking at grades 7-8 – 175 Teachers – Elementary Licensure (177 schools) 12 Teachers – Math Endorsement Middle Grades Designation Looking at grades 7-8 – 316 Teachers – Elementary Licensure (214 Schools) 163 Teachers – Math Endorsement High School Looking at grades 9-12 – 526 Teachers – Math Endorsement (183 Schools) Class 1 Class 2Class 5 Elem Licensure 13%84%3% MG Math Endorsed 20% 75% 3% High School 35%60%3%

13. Teachers of Science (Gr 7-12) by Type of School and Licensure K-8 Elementary School Designation Looking at grades 7-8 – 151 Teachers – Elementary Licensure (177 schools) 23 Teachers – Science Endorsement Middle Grades Designation Looking at grades 7-8 – 213 Teachers – Elementary Licensure (214 Schools) 215 Teachers – Science Endorsement High School Looking at grades 9-12 – 485 Teachers – Science Endorsement (183 Schools) Class 1 Class 2Class 5 Elem Licensure 13%84% 3% MG Science Endorsed 29% 66% 4% High School 35%61%3%

14. Broadfield Science Teachers - 2009-2010 Middle Grade Assignments

15. Broadfield Science Teachers - 2009-2010 High School Assignments

16. Recruitment and Retention Montana Office of Public Instruction Denise Juneau, State Superintendent opi.mt.gov

17. Recruitment and Retention Report 2009-2010 Science 36 Positions 28 Full Time - 8 Part Time All Positions Filled

18. Recruitment and Retention Report 2009-2010 Science 36 Positions 28 Full Time - 8 Part Time All Positions Filled

19. Recruitment and Retention Report 2009-2010 Math 58 Positions 40 Full Time - 18 Part Time 4 Positions Unfilled

20. Misassigned Teachers Montana Office of Public Instruction Denise Juneau, State Superintendent opi.mt.gov

21. Misassigned Teachers-Trends Subject Area Grouping Number of Misassigned Teachers Number of Classes Taught Science21 (22)51 (50) Communication Arts12 (11)29 (24) Career & Technical Ed10 (13)34 (27) Health Enhancement 9 (14)25 (28) Mathematics 9 (11)33 (49) Social Science 6 (12)9 (24) Special Education6 (7)36 (22) World Languages5 (5)8 (9) Arts 5 (12)8 (21) Elementary Education 5 (4)NA Title I1 (2)4 (6) () – 2008-09

22. Richey HS–Science (1,1) Circle HS-Science (2) Frontier School, 7-8-Math (2,2) Wolf Point HS-Science (1) Brockton HS-Science (7) Brockton HS-Math (2) Glasgow 7-8,HS-Math (4,6) Big Sandy HS–Science (2) Hays Lodge Pole HS–Science (2) Browning HS–Math (2) Cut Bank HS–Science (6) Augusta HS-Science (1,1) Sunburst HS-Science (1) Roy 7-8, HS-Science (2,4) Absarokee HS-Science (2) Harlowton HS-Science (4,1) Meadowlark-Billings-Math (FT) LaMotte 7-8-Math (1) Harrison HS-Science (2) Flathead HS– Science (2,4) Cayuse Prairie–Math (1) Polson 7-8– Science (2) Charlo HS–Science (2) Corvallis HS-Science (3) Hot Springs HS-Math (6) 2009-2010 – Math and Science Misassigned Teachers () Number of Periods/FT

23. Analysis Montana Office of Public Instruction Denise Juneau, State Superintendent opi.mt.gov Al Mc Milin Accreditation Unit Manager Office of Public Instruction (406)444-4436 amcmilin@mt.gov

24. 10(19) 11(12 ) 15(19) 9(13) 19(23) 2009-2010 – Number of Districts by Region With Misassigned Teachers (as of 10/5/09) ()–2008-09

25. Non-licensed Teachers Analysis – Current Year (as of 2/16/10) 53 Schools with Non- licensed Teachers 29 Non-licensed, Non- duplicated Teachers 11 Teachers Continue to be Non-licensed

26. 3(10) 1(6) 4(9) 0(11) 2(3) 2009-2010 – Number of Districts by Region Employing Nonlicensed Teachers (as of 2/12/10) ()–2008-09

27. Non-licensed Teachers-Trends AllK-67-8HS 2009-2010 53 22 16 15 2008-200963222625 2007-200866191928 2006-200725 7 513

28. Non-licensed Teachers-Trends Subject Area GroupingNumber of Non-licensed Teachers Mathematics5 (3) Career & Technical Ed4 (4) Elementary Education 4 (12) Health Enhancement3 (3) Communication Arts3 (2) Science3 (7) Arts 2 (12) Psychologist2 (0) Special Education2 (1) Social Science1 (2) World Languages1 (3) () – 2008-09Duplicated Teacher Counts

29. Analysis – Trend Watch Class Overload Deviations All K-6 7-8 HS 2009-2010151 100 13 38 2008-2009173 110 23 40 2007-2008 63 35 13 15 2006-2007 48 29 6 13

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32. Annual Montana Accreditation Report – 2009-2010 Board of Public Education Meeting – March 12, 2010 Montana Office of Public Instruction Denise Juneau, State Superintendent opi.mt.gov