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Warren Roane Mary Kay Gianoutsos Humble ISD Warren Roane Mary Kay Gianoutsos Humble ISD Best Laid Plans: EOC Projections, Results and Consequences Best Laid Plans: EOC Projections, Results and Consequences http://www.humbleisd.net/Page/38302
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Brief History Projections: Districts, Teachers, Students Results: Impact on Districts, Teachers, Students Consequences: Districts, Teachers, Students
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Voluntary EOC ca. 1994-1999 Required EOC ca. 1999-2001 Required TAKS 2002-2011 Voluntary EOC 2005-2010 Required EOC with 15% requirement 2012 Suspended 15% requirement 2012, 2013 Removed 15% requirement 2013 Removed cumulative score 2013
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Legislation Decisions STAAR 15% Moratorium on 15% Live tests Release of EOC results EOC to TAKS bridge study EOC as part of 2013 Accountability
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Live Tests Release of EOC results Bridge Study Release
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EOC as part of 2013 Accountability AYP? Removal of 15% Removal of cumulative score Snapshot change-Summer to Spring testers Retesters count over multiple years Released test items in 2012, 2013
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Mandatory Sampling Data file (who will test) Sending Receiving Live testing mixed with mandatory sampling Makeup testing
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Storing Student EOC Information: Multiple Retakes Which Passing Standard? 4x4 Graduation Plan vs. HB 5 Students who took Algebra I out of state Field Test Results with Other Test Results
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Accelerated Instruction: District required to provide for all students not achieving Level 2 on EOC How to notify student in a timely manner? How can we remediate with students when we do not yet receive detailed results? TEA: “Sufficient funding exists”
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EOC MathTAKS Math Obj_score_m ath1 raw_score_m athm_obj1m_raw EOC math Obj_score_m ath1 Pearson Correlation 1.793 **.315 **.503 ** Sig. (2-tailed).000 N2035184915591537 Obj_score_ math7 N243 242240 raw_score_m ath Pearson Correlation.793 ** 1.369 **.582 ** Sig. (2-tailed).000 N1849 13741358 TAKS Math m_obj1Pearson Correlation.315 **.369 ** 1.687 ** m_rawPearson Correlation.503 **.582 **.687 ** 1 Sig. (2-tailed).000 N153713583720 **. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed). *. Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).
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District and State Results: EOC 2011-12 StateHumble Students 3335402880 Average Scale 39024022 Level I not min 9.8% 4.3% Level I minimum 7.5% 4.3% Level II 66.0% 68.6% Level III 16.7% 22.7%
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9 th grade 8 th grade Level II 2012 86.8% 99.4% Level II 2013 78.4% 99.3% Level III 2012 9.2% 46.3% Level III 2013 5.9% 45.1%
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State (all students) Failing TAKS 10% but 17.3 % below Level II District (all students) Failing TAKS at 2.4% but 8.6% below Level II
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June 2013© Moak, Casey and Associates22 Source: TEA, http://ritter.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/account/2013/index.html Target = 50Target = 5 th Percentile Target = 55Target = 75
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Index 1: All students 50% at Level II Index 2: Top 95% of campuses have students that make progress Index 3: Lowest 3 groups in 2012 are at 55% in 2013 Index 4: Final Level 2+Grad>150
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EOC Algebra: part of Index 1,2,3,4 MS Algebra success—eliminated HS success?
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Increased phase in standards New EOC teaching materials Accelerated instruction each time Accountability by class period Value-added model: teacher name to student
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June 2013© Moak, Casey and Associates27 Source: TEA - 2013 Accountability Manual
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High stakes in middle school? Summer school/Accelerated instruction Additional testing Graduation type: 4x4 vs. HB 5
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AYP, State Accountability HS Math courses: how many, which? Money-Summer school/accelerated instruction budget
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Contact information Warren Roane, Director of Accountability warren.roane@humble.k12.tx.us Mary Kay Gianoutsos, Assistant Director of Data Quality marykay.gianoutsos@humble.k12.tx.us
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PowerPoint Information http://www.humbleisd.net/Page/38302
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