11/5/2015 Michigan’s School Accreditation System : From Education YES to MI-SAS.

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11/5/2015 Michigan’s School Accreditation System : From Education YES to MI-SAS

MI-SAS Hearings and Changes About 400 responded to survey Most found MI-SAS to be clear and transparent Issues Improvement in Student Achievement Linkage of MI-SAS to AYP

11/5/20153 Components of MI-SAS Four components: Student Achievement Compliance with Michigan Statute Annual State Accreditation Status, and Additional School, District, Community and State Information.

11/5/20154 MI-SAS Accreditation Status The following proficiency standards determine a school’s status : ACCREDITED: No more than one subject below 60% proficient and no subjects below 35% INTERIM STATUS: Two or more subjects lower than 60% proficient but not lower than 35% INTERIM AYP: School meets accredited targets but does not make AYP UNACCREDITED: One or more subjects lower than 35%

11/5/20155 Student Achievement High School and other subjects If achievement improves 10 percentage points or more from year to year in a subject, the school will be considered as having achieved the next higher threshold for classification as interim or accredited in that subject.

11/5/20156 Eight requirements have “yes”/“no” answers 1)Do 100% of school staff hold the necessary MI certification? 2)Is the school’s annual School Improvement Plan published? 3)Are curricula aligned with content expectations?  Grade Level Content Expectations in grades K-8  Michigan Merit Curriculum in grades )Is a fully compliant Annual Report published? 5)Have the School Performance Indicators (NCA report or School Process Profile) been submitted? 6)Are literacy and math tested annually in grades 1-5? 7)Is the high school 6-year graduation rate 80% or above? 8)If the school was selected to participate in NAEP, did the school do so? If the answer is “no” (to any question) in two consecutive years, the accreditation status is lowered one level. Compliance with Michigan Statute

11/5/ SCORES ELA Math Science Soc Stud Proficient only Proficient & PLC Both PLC only Not Prof/ Not PLC Percentages Proficient Improved Both Total only only ELA 100 (59%) + 10 (6%) + 40 (23%) = 150 (88%) Math 17 (10%) + 43 (25%) + 50 (30%) = 110 (65%) Science 83 (49%) = 83 (49%) Soc St 107 (63%) = 107 (63%) ASSIGNING STATUS: One subject (Science) is below 60% No subject is below 35% This points to ACCREDITED All legal compliance requirements are met, so no downward adjustment is made. School: Jones Middle School District: Anytown, Michigan Year: Accredited ELA Math Science S S tudies % Proficient 59% 10% 49% 63% % Positive PLC* 6% 25% % Both Prof & PLC+ 23% 30% Combined Percent 88% 65% 49% 63% Elements Leading to Accreditation Status: STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT School Explanatory Comments: Jones’ school improvement plan has added “writing across the curriculum” units and believes this will improve its science scores. * Performance Level Change COMPLIANCE Cert 100 % Calculation Example (Once final will be professionally formatted) Test 1-5 Grad 80% Report Published Curriculum Plan Published Self Assessment Teacher Cert 100% NAEP

11/5/ SCORES ELA Math Science Soc Stud Proficient only Proficient & PLC Both PLC only Not Prof/ Not PLC Percentages Proficient Improved Both Total only only ELA 100 (59%) + 10 (6%) + 40 (23%) = 150 (88%) Math 17 (10%) + 43 (25%) + 50 (30%) = 110 (65%) Science 83 (49%) = 83 (49%) Soc St 107 (63%) = 107 (63%) ASSIGNING STATUS: One subject (Science) is below 60% No subject is below 35% All legal compliance requirements are met School did not make AYP so INTERIM AYP School: Green Middle School District: Anytown, Michigan Year: Interim AYP ELA Math Science S S tudies % Proficient 59% 10% 49% 63% % Positive PLC* 6% 25% % Both Prof & PLC+ 23% 30% Combined Percent 88% 65% 49% 63% Elements Leading to Accreditation Status: STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT School Explanatory Comments: Jones’ Middle School met all accreditation standards, but did not make AYP due to assessing 94% of students. * Performance Level Change COMPLIANCE Cert 100 % Calculation Example (Once final will be professionally formatted) Test 1-5 Grad 80% Report Published Curriculum Plan Published Self Assessment Teacher Cert 100% NAEP

11/5/ SCORES ELA Math Science Soc Stud Proficient only Improved Only Proficient & Improved Not Proficient or Improved Total Percentages Proficient Improved Both Total only only ELA 105 (21%) + 20 (4%) (23%) = 270 (54%) Math 220 (44%) + 55 (11%) (20%) = 375 (75%) Science 90 (67%) = 90 (67%) Soc St 50 (39%) = 50 (39%) ASSIGNING STATUS: Two subjects are below 60% but above 35% This points to Interim Accredited All legal compliance requirements are met, so no downward adjustment is made. School: Smith Elementary District: Anytown, Michigan Year: Interim Status ELA Math Science S Studies % Proficient 21% 44% 67% 39% % Positive PLC 4% 11% % Both Prof & PLC 29% 20% Combined Percent 54% 75% 67% 39% Elements Leading to Accreditation Status: STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT School Explanatory Comments: Smith’s school improvement plan has added literacy and writing units and believes this will improve its English Language Arts scores. * PLC = Performance Level Change COMPLIANCE Calculation Example (Once final will be professionally formatted) Test 1-5 Grad 80% Report Published Curriculum Plan Published Self Assessment Teacher Cert 100% NAEP

11/5/ SCORES ELA Math Science Soc Stud Proficient only Provisional Proficient Not Proficient or Improving Total Percentages Proficient Improved Total only only ELA 102 (51%) + 20 (10%) = 122 (61%) Math 50 (25%) + 16 (8%) = 66 (33%) Science 56 (28%) + 12 (6%) = 68 (34%) Social Studies 78 (40%) + 29 (15%) = 107 (55%) ASSIGNING STATUS: Two subjects (Math and Science) are below 35% This points to UNACCREDITED All legal compliance requirements are met, so no downward adjustment is made. School: Brown High School District: Anytown, Michigan Year: Unaccredited ELA Math Science S S tudies % Proficient 51% 25% 28% 40% % Provisional Prof 10%8% 6%15% Combined Percent 61%33% 34%55% Elements Leading to Accreditation Status: STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT School Explanatory Comments: Brown’s school improvement plan has added additional supports for students struggling with math and professional development for math teachers. * PLC = Performance Level Change COMPLIANCE Cert 100 % Calculation Example (Once final will be professionally formatted) Test 1-5 Grad 80% Report Published Curriculum Plan Published Self Assessment Teacher Cert 100% NAEP

11/5/ Annual State Accreditation Status Accredited Meets Michigan accreditation standards and makes AYP Interim Status or Interim AYP Meets MI standards for Interim, may or may not make AYP; Meets all Michigan standards but does not make AYP Unaccredited Does not meet Michigan standards and may or may not make AYP

11/5/ School: Jones Middle School District: Anytown, Michigan Year: Accredited Elements leading to Accreditation Status: STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT ELA Math Science S Studies % Proficient59% 10% 49% 63% % Positive PLC 6% 25% % Both Prof&PLC+ 23% 30% Combined Percent COMPLIANCE School Explanatory Comments: Jones’ school improvement plan has added “writing across the curriculum” units and believes this will improve its science scores. * PLC = Performance Level Change District Context People/Programs Success Indicators NCLB Performance DISTRICT FINANCIAL DATA ENROLLMENT TRENDS Building District FEEDER schools: Neuroth Elementary (74%) Unaccredited No AYP Bielawski Elementary (12%) Interim Accred AYP Vaughn Elementary (10%) Accredited AYP Other In-district (3%) Other Out-of-district (1%) $50,000 65% STAFFING DATA Teacher/Student % of Teachers Ratio Profess 1/2596% NA 5% POST-SECONDARY READINESS Applied to ACT College Workforce Post-Sec Readiness Readiness NA PROGRAM PARTICIPATION CTE %: Participating Concentrating Completing NA Other Information Not Used In Accreditation Calculation Dual Grad Rate Dropout Enrollment w/ 6 yrsRate 80% % Success w/ Eng Lang Lrnrs 90% MdGinity At/Above Grade Level Blue Ribbon School Yes Made AYP? 4-yr Grad Rate Or Elem attend 97% HQT % NA 70% 9 th Grade Promotion Rate POPULATIONS SERVED NA State Avg District Average Tchr Salary Instruct as % of Operating Sp Ed Summary Per Pupil Funding SCHOOL CHOSEN DATA Yes Title I Status 0 AYP PhaseStudents Tested Title I Distinguished COMPLETION – SUCCESS RATES Foundation Other $7980 $4245 $7540 $3400 ELL % F/Red Lunch % Sp Ed% Blue Ribbon School Test 1-5 Grad 80% Report Published Curriculum Plan Published Self Assessment Teacher Cert 100% NAEP

11/5/ DRILLING DOWN BY CLICKING ON DISPLAY ELEMENTS School: Jones Middle School District: Anytown, Michigan Year: Accredited Elements leading to Accreditation Status: STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT ELA Math Science S Studies % Proficient59% 10% 49% 63% % Positive PLC 6% 25% % Both Prof&PLC+ 23% 30% Combined Percent COMPLIANCE Test 1-5 Grad 80% Report Published Curriculum Plan Published Self Assessment Teacher Cert 100% NAEP School Explanatory Comments: Jones’ school improvement plan has added “writing across the curriculum” units and believes this will improve its science scores. * PLC = Performance Level Change ACCREDITED means this school has one or no subjects in which overall percent of students either GROWING ADEQUATELY or PROFICIENT is less than 60% GRADUATION RATE is calculated by … This school’s graduation rate is: The standard for acceptable graduation rates for MI-SAS accreditation is 80% POSITIVE PLC means... This overall percentage includes these results disaggregated by grade: Science 3 Science 4 Etc.

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Contacts Joseph Martineau, Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability, MaryAlice Galloway, Office of School Improvement,