Washington - Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools
Washington - Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools Washington - Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools
setting with a lower student teacher ratio. In a smaller setting, it is easier to identify the starting point with individual students and work from there. Observation and assessment follow again to check the measure of achievement after additional instruction has been received. Reading: 1.4.10 (Topic, Main Idea, Supporting Details, Theme) - 71.9% 1.3.01 (Vocabulary in Context) - 71% 1.4.02 (Text Features) - 69.8% 1.4.15 (Recognizing Fact/Opinion, Propoganda, Bias & Stereotypes) - 69.1% 1.4.9 (Paraphrase/Summarize) - 69% 1.4.8 (Cause and Effect) - 67% 1.4.7 (Comparison/Contrast) - 66.9% 1.4.6 (Text Structure) - 60% 1.4.5 (Inferences & Conclusions) - 59.3% 1.4.14 (Persuasive Text) - 59.1% 2.1.1 (Characters) - 57.5% 2.1.2 (Setting) - 55.6% 1.4.11 (Author's Purpose) - 55.1% 2.1.3 (Plot Elements) - 54.4% 1.3.4 (Figurative Language) - 53.3% 1.3.3 (Structural Analysis) - 50.3% Math 4.2.K5 (Line of Best Fit) - 55.0% 2.3.A2 (Analysis of Real World Linear Functions) - 52.1% 1.2.K3 (Properties Knowlege) - 50.9% 3.1.A1 (Applications of the Pythagorean Theorem) - 48.1% 1.3.A1 (Real World Estimation) - 45.5% 4.1.K3 (Probability & Odds) - 43.8% 3.4.K4 (Equations of Parallel & Perpendicular Lines) - 43.3% 3.4.K6 (Changing Linear Equations to Slope-Intercept Form) - 42.5% 4.2.K4 (Effects of Outliers) - 41.9% 2.3.K6 (Knowledge of Graphs of Linear Functions) - 41.5% 2.2.A2 (Linear Equations & Inequalities Applications) - 38.8% 4.2.A1 (Data Analysis) - 35.5% 3.3.A1 (Analysis of Changes made to Perimeter, Area, Volume) - 32.9% 2.2.K3 (Systems of Equations Knowledge) - 31.2% 1.4.A1 (Formula Applications) - 27.5% -- Kansas City, Washington High School -- Page 4 of 50
IB. DATA ANALYSIS READING Compare how the different subgroups and grades scored on the assessment. Juniors In reading, we tested 188 students with 41.42% scoring at or above proficient, 30.76% approaching standard, and 27.81% were on academic warning. In the area reading at the 11th grade, we scored best in: 1.4.10 (Topic, Main Idea, Supporting Details, Theme) - 71.9% 1.3.01 (Vocabulary in Context) - 71% 1.4.02 (Text Features) - 69.8% 1.4.15 (Recognizing Fact/Opinion, Propoganda, Bias & Stereotypes) - 69.1% At the junior level, the weakest areas were: 1.4.11 (Author's Purpose) - 55.1% 2.1.3 (Plot Elements) - 54.4% 1.3.4 (Figurative Language) - 53.3% 1.3.3 (Structural Analysis) - 50.3% At the junior level, 44.09% of the students receiving free or reduced lunch scored at the proficient level or higher. African-American juniors had 36.64% of the students scoring proficient or higher. Female juniors had 43.84% of the students scoring proficient or higher. Junior males had 39.58% of the students scoring proficient or higher. Sophomores At the sophomore level, 225 students were tested. Of these students, 26.67% scored at the proficient or above level. In the area reading at the 10th grade, we scored best in: 1.4.10 (Topic, Main Idea, Supporting Details, Theme) - 67.9% 1.3.01 (Vocabulary in Context) - 66% 1.4.02 (Text Features) - 64.5% 1.4.07 (Comparison/Contrast) - 60.4% At the sophomore level, the weakest areas were: 1.4.11 (Author's Purpose) - 48% 2.1.03 (Plot Elements) - 46.9% 1.3.03 (Structural Analysis) - 46% 1.3.04 (Figurative Language) - 45.8% At the sophomore level, 19% of the students receiving free or reduced lunch scored at the proficient level or higher. African-American sophomores had 20% of the students scoring proficient or higher. Caucasion sophomores had 50% of the students scoring proficient or higher. Female sophomores had 31% of the students scoring proficient or higher. Sophomore males had 23% of the students scoring proficient or higher. Freshmen In reading, we tested 49 students with 8.16% scoring at or above proficient, 22.45% approaching standard, and 69.39% were on academic warning. In the area reading at the 9th grade, we scored best in: 1.3.01 (Vocabulary in Context) - 59.2% 1.4.10 (Topic, Main Idea, Supporting Details, Theme) - 56.1% 1.4.15 (Recognizing Fact/Opinion, Propoganda, Bias & Stereotypes) - 55.1% 1.4.02 (Text Features) - 51.5% At the freshman level, the weakest areas were: 1.3.04 (Figurative Language) - 40.1% 1.4.14 (Persuasive Text) - 39.8% 1.4.11 (Author's Purpose) - 37.2% 2.1.03 (Plot Elements) - 36.7% -- Kansas City, Washington High School -- Page 5 of 50
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setting with a lower student teacher ratio. In a smaller setting, it is easier to identify the starting point with individual students and work<br />
from there. Observation and assessment follow again to check the measure of achievement after additional instruction has been received.<br />
Reading:<br />
1.4.10 (Topic, Main Idea, Supporting Details, Theme) - 71.9%<br />
1.3.01 (Vocabulary in Context) - 71%<br />
1.4.02 (Text Features) - 69.8%<br />
1.4.15 (Recognizing Fact/Opinion, Propoganda, Bias & Stereotypes) - 69.1%<br />
1.4.9 (Paraphrase/Summarize) - 69%<br />
1.4.8 (Cause and Effect) - 67%<br />
1.4.7 (Comparison/Contrast) - 66.9%<br />
1.4.6 (Text Structure) - 60%<br />
1.4.5 (Inferences & Conclusions) - 59.3%<br />
1.4.14 (Persuasive Text) - 59.1%<br />
2.1.1 (Characters) - 57.5%<br />
2.1.2 (Setting) - 55.6%<br />
1.4.11 (Author's Purpose) - 55.1%<br />
2.1.3 (Plot Elements) - 54.4%<br />
1.3.4 (Figurative Language) - 53.3%<br />
1.3.3 (Structural Analysis) - 50.3%<br />
Math<br />
4.2.K5 (Line of Best Fit) - 55.0%<br />
2.3.A2 (Analysis of Real World Linear Functions) - 52.1%<br />
1.2.K3 (Properties Knowlege) - 50.9%<br />
3.1.A1 (Applications of the Pythagorean Theorem) - 48.1%<br />
1.3.A1 (Real World Estimation) - 45.5%<br />
4.1.K3 (Probability & Odds) - 43.8%<br />
3.4.K4 (Equations of Parallel & Perpendicular Lines) - 43.3%<br />
3.4.K6 (Changing Linear Equations to Slope-Intercept Form) - 42.5%<br />
4.2.K4 (Effects of Outliers) - 41.9%<br />
2.3.K6 (Knowledge of Graphs of Linear Functions) - 41.5%<br />
2.2.A2 (Linear Equations & Inequalities Applications) - 38.8%<br />
4.2.A1 (Data Analysis) - 35.5%<br />
3.3.A1 (Analysis of Changes made to Perimeter, Area, Volume) - 32.9%<br />
2.2.K3 (Systems of Equations Knowledge) - 31.2%<br />
1.4.A1 (Formula Applications) - 27.5%<br />
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