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The State of Ascension School Address. 2010. 2010 Census Year in U.S. Ascension parish recently conducted a census as our own country stood up to be counted this year. The question we ask… What has changed about Ascension School in the past 10 years?. Notes about these statistics.
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The State of Ascension School Address 2010
2010 Census Year in U.S. Ascension parish recently conducted a census as our own country stood up to be counted this year. The question we ask… What has changed about Ascension School in the past 10 years?
Notes about these statistics... National Averages of Catholic Elementary Schools in the United States are taken from the following source: United States Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools 2009-2010 The Annual Statistical Report on Schools, Enrollment and Staffing
Students 2000 *424 Students *Largest enrollment since 1974 2010 367 Students Ave. Enrollment past 25 yrs is 376 9th in Miami Valley of 17 schools
Academic Performance 2009 86.0% 79.5% 85.0% 80.8% Total Performance on Terra Nova Standardized Tests in Reading. Language & Math where 50 percentile is the national average. 2001 Gr. 2 71.3% Gr. 4 82.0% Gr. 6 80.5% Gr. 8 80.5%
Writing Sample Performance 2010 5.7 6.0 5.7 6.2 Performance on the Archdiocesan Writing Sample based on an 8 point scale. 2001 Archdiocese Gr. 3 5.5 Ascension Gr. 3 5.6 Archdiocese Gr. 7 5.8 Ascension Gr. 76.1
Ethnic Diversity 2000 7 students (2 %) 2010 41 students (10%) 29.8% - National Average United States Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools 2009-2010 The Annual Statistical Report on Schools, Enrollment and Staffing
Special Needs Special needs served at Ascension range from specific learning disabilities to hearing impairment to speech articulation and processing to mild developmental delays. 2000 25 Students (5.8 %) 2010 23 Students (6.2%)
Pupils Receiving Title 1 Services in Reading & Math Services for Dayton resident students at Ascension began in 2007. Title 1 is federally funded. Prior to 2007 these funds were declined because so few students qualified academically or economically at Ascension. 2000 0 Students (0%) 2010 38 Students (10.3%)
Students Under Poverty Rate The 2010-11 guideline for low income eligibility for a family of 4 in is an annual family income of $40,793 or less. 2000 21 Students (5%) 2010 78 Students (21%)
Demographics - Residency 2010 22% 33% 36% 9% 2000 Kettering 36% Dayton 21% Beavercreek 35% Other 8%
Non-Catholic Students 2010 37 students 10.1% 14.5 % - National Average United States Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools 2009-2010 The Annual Statistical Report on Schools, Enrollment and Staffing 2000 1 student 0.2%
Ohio Educational Choice 2010 79 students 21% * 54 (68%) are Catholic parish members 2000 0 students 0% * Program Began 2006
Teacher Salary 2000$20,545 - Yr 1 salary $30,640 - Yr 10 w MA 2010$25,987 - Yr 1 salary $37,265 - Yr 10 w MA • Ascension School is at Column 1 (of 3) of the Archdiocesan Recommended Salary Schedule, which is roughly 2/3 the rate of neighboring public school salaries.
Student : Teacher Ratio 2000 20.2 : 1 Teacher 2010 16.8 : 1 Teacher 14:1 – National Average United States Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools 2009-2010 The Annual Statistical Report on Schools, Enrollment and Staffing
Tuition 2000$1,240 1st child tuition $2,480 for NC & NP 2010 $2,540 1st child tuition $4,300 for NC & NP $3,363 - National Average United States Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools 2009-2010 The Annual Statistical Report on Schools, Enrollment and Staffing
Budget & Cost Per Pupil 2000$1,054,490 School Budget $2,972 Cost per pupil 2010$1,524,894 School Budget $4,110 Cost per pupil $5,436 - National Average CPP United States Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools 2009-2010 The Annual Statistical Report on Schools, Enrollment and Staffing
Support Ratios 2010 *29% *62% 9% * Ascension Parish now supports close to $40,000 in annual tuition assistance through the Education Ascension Fund amounting to 2.6% of the tuition. 2000 Parish 55% Tuition 37% Other 8%
Tuition Assistance 2000$2,810 (6 students) $2,480 (from PACE) 2010$32,770 (44 students) Additional Aid to Families: $21,848 (from other sources - PACE, Dayton Foundation)
In past 10 years • School Remodeling $500,000 • Accreditation • Technology 1:5 ratio Computer to Student Automated Media Center School management for: Attendance, Grades, Student Data
In past 10 years • School Safety improvements • Full Day Kindergarten - 2005 • Co-Curricular activities added • Playground improvements • More attention to special needs students through RTI (Response to Intervention) • Extended Care w/YMCA on site
Now leading to the Future… • More time and cost intensive commitment on the part of teachers and parents • Collaboration with cluster schools
In summary in 2010… Ascension School has gradually fewer students who are more diverse than in the past. Ascension students are performing better than 10 years ago and better than the average archdiocesan student. Ascension School is serving the individual needs of students more strongly through volunteer, state and federal services, supporting the efforts of our dedicated teachers who see their work as a ministry. Tuition has been rising and the financing of Ascension School is a growing challenge with a leveling off in parish support.
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