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New York State Report Cards Rosemary Matt NYS Director of Accountability

Evaluated with TWO Methods NYS BenchmarksQuartile Ranked Educational Gain = 51% Post Test Rate = 70% Follow Up Outcomes = 69% Educational Gain (Weighted) Post Test Rate Follow Up Outcomes FY

NYS Benchmarks FY15/16

Quartile Ranks  Unacceptable  Missed one or more benchmark & in the 1 st quartile  Needs Improvement  Missed one or more benchmark & in the 2 nd, 3 rd, or 4 th quartile  Proficient  Has met all the benchmarks (any quartile)  Highly Proficient  Has met all the benchmarks & in quartile 4

NYS Benchmark Summary: Meeting NRS Criteria Check Funding Sources

NYS Benchmark Details: Benchmark uses Unweighted Gain

Weighted Academic Gain: Quartile Ranked

Post Test Rate Quartile Ranked Post Test Rate remains 70% in FY16 NYS average was 80%

Follow Up Outcomes: Raw numbers used to calculate Program Performance Percentage # students achieving goal # students exiting with goal = 88%

Follow Up Outcomes: Not used in the calculation

Follow Up Outcomes: Therefore, the remaining 3 outcomes will carry more weight into the 69% benchmark

Survey Response Rate:

Quartile Rank Summary:

Final Ranking:

Quartiles Quartile Quartile 2 1 – 1.99 Quartile 3 2 – 2.99 Quartile 4 3 – 4.00 Final Ranking:

Overall Performance: Quartile 1Quartile 2Quartile 3Quartile

Total Score – Calculations for FY13/14  Maximum rating points to be earned:  Weighted Academic Gain 50  Follow-up Measures 20  Post Test Rate 20  Response Rate 10  Maximum Total100

Educational Gain remains 51% in FY15

Overall New York State Performance  Educational Gain – 58%  Post test percentage – 80%  Obtain employment – 85%  Retain Employment – 88%  Earn HSE/Secondary School diploma – 91%  Enter post secondary education/training – 95%

Report card statistics Benchmark statusNumber of agencies Did Not Meet NYS Benchmarks25 Met NYS Benchmarks129 Program ratingNumber of agencies Unacceptable16 Needs Improvement9 Proficient90 Highly Proficient39

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