Washington - Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools
Washington - Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools
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10th Grade<br />
1.4.11 (Author's Purpose) - 48%<br />
2.1.03 (Plot Elements) - 46.9%<br />
1.3.03 (Structural Analysis) - 46%<br />
1.3.04 (Figurative Language) - 45.8%<br />
9th Grade<br />
1.3.04 (Figurative Language) - 40.1%<br />
1.4.14 (Persuasive Text) - 39.8%<br />
1.4.11 (Author's Purpose) - 37.2%<br />
2.1.03 (Plot Elements) - 36.7%<br />
What will you do differently?<br />
Since the data shows the same indicators being weakest at all three grades, it indicates that instruction in these areas needs to start<br />
earlier, and be incorporated throughout the year. Bellwork that addresses these will become common practice in all English classes,<br />
along with incorporating change in other content areas that can help with these weaknesses (i.e. history deals with narrative texts<br />
and persuasive texts also, so they could help us with plot elements and author's purpose.) We also need to strive to find more ways<br />
to teach these concepts. Re-teaching struggles to be an area that alludes us.<br />
What indicators show where students were the most successful? by grade level<br />
11th Grade<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 />
10th Grade<br />
1.4.10 (Topic, Main Idea, Supporting Details, Theme) - 67.9%<br />
1.3.01 (Vocabulary in Context) - 66%<br />
1.4.02 (Text Features) - 64.5%<br />
1.4.07 (Comparison/Contrast) - 60.4%<br />
9th Grade<br />
1.3.01 (Vocabulary in Context) - 59.2%<br />
1.4.10 (Topic, Main Idea, Supporting Details, Theme) - 56.1%<br />
1.4.15 (Recognizing Fact/Opinion, Propoganda, Bias & Stereotypes) - 55.1%<br />
1.4.02 (Text Features) - 51.5%<br />
Summary of local assessments<br />
Locally we use the NWEA MAP (Measure of Academic Progress), which is administered in the fall, winter, and spring. Freshmen<br />
are tested the first two weeks of school and then we progress through the other grades. For grades 9-11, a significant number of<br />
students scored Not Proficient (83.9%, 78.2%, and 72.5%). By gender, which combines all grades, 74.2% of the females were not<br />
proficient and 80.5% of the males were not proficient. When compared by ethnicity, 75.6% of the caucasan students were not<br />
proficient and 79.3% of the African-American students were not proficient. Students receiving free or reduced lunch had 72.9% of<br />
the students who were not proficient.<br />
MATH<br />
Compare how the different subgroups and grades scored on the assessment.<br />
Juniors<br />
In mathematics, we tested 173 students with 32.37% scoring at or above proficient, 18.49% approaching standard, and 49.13%<br />
were on academic warning.<br />
In the area of mathematics at the 11th grade, we scored best in.<br />
4.2.K5 (Line of Best Fit) - 55.0%<br />
2.3.A2 (Analysis of Real World Linear Functions) - 52.1% Page 7 of 50<br />
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