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Nebraska Department of Education STATE OF THE SCHOOLS REPORT

Nebraska Department of Education STATE OF THE SCHOOLS REPORT. Roger D. Breed, Ed.D. Commissioner of Education November 20, 2012. STATE OF THE SCHOOLS REPORT. http://reportcard.education.ne.gov/. NePAS: Purpose. School district accountability To inform state and federal policy-makers

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Nebraska Department of Education STATE OF THE SCHOOLS REPORT

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  1. Nebraska Department of EducationSTATE OF THE SCHOOLS REPORT Roger D. Breed, Ed.D. Commissioner of Education November 20, 2012

  2. STATE OF THE SCHOOLS REPORT http://reportcard.education.ne.gov/

  3. NePAS: Purpose School district accountability To inform state and federal policy-makers To inform instruction NePAS

  4. To access to NePAS From the NDE Home Page: www.education.ne.gov • Open the State of the Schools Report • Click “District” button at the top of the page • In the search box, type the district name and click “Search” • Click on school district name. You will be directed to the Description and Improvement Goals  • Under Nebraska Accountability dropdown menu, select NePAS

  5. NePAS: Multiple Measures • Status (State Tests) • Reading/Language Arts (3-8, 11) • Math (3-8, 11) • Science (3, 8, 11) • Writing (4, 8, 11)

  6. NePAS: Multiple Measures (continued) • 4 year cohort Graduation Rate • IMPROVEMENT • 4th grade this year to 4th grade last year • GROWTH • Same students last year to same students this year (Grades 4-8)

  7. NePAS: Multiple Measures (continued) • RANKINGS • Districts – status, improvement, growth, graduation rate • CAUTIONS

  8. Nebraska State Accountability: NeSA Scores

  9. Districts – Grades 3-5

  10. Districts: Grades 6-8

  11. Districts: Grade 11

  12. Districts: Overall

  13. Average Scale Scores

  14. Improvement and Growth

  15. Graduation Rate 180 out of 249 districts have a 2012 cohort graduation rate of 90% or higher

  16. AYP - Schools *Needs Improvement

  17. AYP - Districts

  18. Mission Statement:To lead and support the preparation of all Nebraskans for learning, earning and living. Questions?

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