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Seeing Schools’ and Districts’ Vital Signs From New Perspectives Prepared by School Wise Press for a Conversation with Springboard/Pivot Learning July 20, 2009

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Seeing Schools’ and Districts’Vital Signs From New Perspectives

Prepared by School Wise Press for a Conversation with Springboard/Pivot Learning

July 20, 2009

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Are teachers well matched to students and courses?

Out-of-field teaching

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OUT OF FIELD TEACHING

Monterey High, Monterey Peninsula USD

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OUT OF FIELD TEACHING

Monterey High, Monterey Peninsula USD

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OUT OF FIELD TEACHING

Monterey High, Monterey Peninsula USD

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OUT OF FIELD TEACHING

Monterey High, Monterey Peninsula USD

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Out-of-field teaching

• Actionable• Management should know• Not on DataQuest• Direct effect on students

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At what rate do graduates enroll in California’s

higher education system?

College enrollment

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COLLEGE ENROLLMENT

Monterey High, Monterey Peninsula USD

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GUNDERSON HIGH SCHOOL

Gunderson High, San Jose USD

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GUNDERSON HIGH SCHOOL

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STEFFAN MANOR SLIDESSELECTED FROM THEIR ORIGINAL DECK

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College enrollment

• Bridging K-12 and higher ed• Actionable by board policy• Rank order reveals meaning• Relating many factors

together provides context• Data narratives trump snapshots

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What might theaccountability view of

CST results reveal?

One elementary school’sProgram Improvement story

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STEFFAN MANOR SLIDESSELECTED FROM THEIR ORIGINAL DECK

Steffan Manor Elementary, Vallejo City School District

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STEFFAN MANOR SLIDESSELECTED FROM THEIR ORIGINAL DECKSeeing Schools’ and Districts’ Vital Signs From New Perspectives

Steffan Manor Elementary, Vallejo City School District

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Steffan Manor Elementary, Vallejo City USD

ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS MATH

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— STATEWIDE GOALS SCHOOL PERFORMANCE

2007 AMO ResultsSuccess in math is clearest in contrast to uneven progress in English/ language arts.

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— STATEWIDE GOALS SCHOOL PERFORMANCE

•Results in 2008 were exceptional in math, but barely met the AMO line in English/language arts

•Seven years of progress in math is steady and dramatic

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— STATEWIDE GOALS SCHOOL PERFORMANCE

•Progress over last three years is notable in both curricular areas

•But the level of success, and the rate of progress, in math is higher than in English/language arts

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Program Improvement

• Complex stories require betternarratives

• Debates beg for better evidence• Data density when designed well

can reveal patterns

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“How’s our middle schooldoing in math this year?”

Algebra participation ratesand outcomes

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Body Mass Index Chart

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Drunk driving enclosure in car registration mailing

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Panty hose sizing chart

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Algebra Reporting

• Actionable (board and cabinet)• Meaning requires more than

a one-dimensional view• Analysis should aim for better

questions and conversations

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Next steps …

What can we do to helpyou succeed?

Prepared for a Conversation with Springboard/Pivot Learning