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1  June 9, 2016 HSTW Coaches Meeting Worthington, Ohio

2 Objectives  HSTW Coaches will review information regarding data points on the current Ohio School Report Card.  HSTW Coaches will understand the alignment of the Key Practices with the current Ohio School Report Card.  HSTW Coaches will be able to use the tools from this session to support their schools in Report Card analysis.

3 Why should the Report Card matter to us as HSTW Coaches?  1. Provides us, as HSTW Coaches, with credibility regarding how to use state data for our schools.  2. Provides the relevance of HSTW to the Ohio Improvement Process.  3. Provides support for determining the Key Practices needed to address challenge areas in the school’s data.

4 Tools for Our Session  1. School Report Card Analysis  2. HSTW Key Practices: Questions for Discussion  3. Excerpt from Report Card Guide

5 Tools for Our Session  4. HSTW Key Practices  5. Honors Dipoloma Types  6. Career Center Report Card Sample  7. HSTW Student/Teacher Surveys

6 Where are the Report Cards and Resources Located?  http://reportcard.education.ohio.gov/Pa ges/default.aspx http://reportcard.education.ohio.gov/Pa ges/default.aspx

7 Live Report Card Examples EXAMPLE DISTRICT/HIGH SCHOOL/MIDDLE SCHOOL: http://reportcard.education.ohio.gov/Pages/District- Report.aspx?DistrictIRN=044321 ANOTHER EXAMPLE - MIDDLE SCHOOL: http://reportcard.education.ohio.gov/Pages/District- Report.aspx?DistrictIRN=046995

8 How is the School’s Gap Closing Data Determined? 1. Is % Proficient larger than the goal? Yes = 100 points 2. Is improvement from last year greater than the gap? Yes = 100 points 3. Partial Points (improvement/gap)x100 Note: Cannot earn less than 0 nor more than 100 Total subgroup points/ Possible subgroup points = Points earned

9  % Points earned in each category (average) R + M + G 3 Subcomponent Score Preliminary Grade AMO Grade Calculation  Reading  Math  Graduation Points Earned Points Possible

10 Gap Closing Comparison Tool

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12 Career-Tech Report Card  Achievement - Technical Skill Attainment  Graduation Rate – 4 Year/5 Year  Prepared for Success – Dual Enrollment, Advanced Placement Participation, Honors  Post-program Outcomes:  Placement  Industry-recognized Credentials

13 Career Tech Report Card Federal Accountability Results (Perkins)  Academic Attainment: Reading  Academic Attainment: Math  Technical Skill Attainment  Secondary School Completion  Single Year Graduation Rate  Placement  Nontraditional Participation  Nontraditional Completion

14 Activity  Objective : Table groups will use sample Report Card component pages and the tools provided in this session to analyze the data and create additional HSTW Key Practices questions for discussion.  Materials:  Sample pages from various report cards  School Report Card Analysis page (tan)  HSTW Key Practices: Questions for Discussion (gray)

15 Directions 1. With your table, review the assigned report card component. 2. Use the tools provided to analyze this component for the school. 3. Review the Key Practices Questions page and draft additional questions you would ask this school to help them incorporate Key Practice strategies. 4. Write your draft questions on post-it notes and add to the appropriate wall charts. 5. Be prepared to briefly share your analysis and your questions.

16 Group Share-Out  Briefly summarize your group’s analysis of the assigned Report Card component.  Relate which Key Practices you think best align to the data in this component.  Share additional Key Practice questions you have created.  (Make sure you have added your questions to the wall charts for updating the Tool.)

17 Thank You!


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