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Spring 2010 Testing Results

Spring 2010 Testing Results. Five Year Summary Percent of Students Basic and Above (All Grades and Subjects). Percentage of Students Scoring Basic and Above. 3. +/- Change From Spring 2009 to Spring 2010. GEE Results. 4. Math: Spring 2009 Compared to Spring 2010. GEE Results. 5.

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Spring 2010 Testing Results

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  1. Spring 2010 Testing Results

  2. Five Year SummaryPercent of Students Basic and Above (All Grades and Subjects)

  3. Percentage of Students Scoring Basic and Above 3 +/- Change From Spring 2009 to Spring 2010

  4. GEE Results 4 Math: Spring 2009 Compared to Spring 2010

  5. GEE Results 5 ELA: Spring 2009 Compared to Spring 2010

  6. GEE Results 6 A Historical Perspective (Percentage of Students Scoring Basic and Above)

  7. 4th Grade LEAP Scores 7 Math: Spring 2009 Compared to Spring 2010

  8. 4th Grade LEAP Scores 8 ELA: Spring 2009 Compared to Spring 2010

  9. 4th Grade LEAP Results 9 A Historical Perspective (Percentage of Students Scoring Basic and Above)

  10. 8th Grade LEAP Scores 10 ELA: Spring 2009 Compared to Spring 2010

  11. 8th Grade LEAP Scores 11 Math: Spring 2009 Compared to Spring 2010

  12. 8th Grade LEAP Results 12 A Historical Perspective (Percentage of Students Scoring Basic and Above)

  13. 4th and 8th Grade High Stakes Testing 13 Percentage of Students Failing to Meet the Promotional Standard (Approaching Basic/Basic)

  14. 3rd Grade iLEAP Results 14 Percentage Scoring Basic and Above

  15. 5th Grade iLEAP Results 15 Percentage Scoring Basic and Above

  16. 6th Grade iLEAP Results 16 Percentage Scoring Basic and Above

  17. 7th Grade iLEAP Results 17 Percentage Scoring Basic and Above

  18. 9th Grade iLEAP Results 18 Percentage Scoring Basic and Above

  19. District Results • 37 of 70 districts showed gains in the number of students scoring Basic and above between 2009 and 2010. • Largest gains in the Recovery School District (6 points), Richland (5 points), DeSoto (4 points) and Iberville (4 points).

  20. Recovery School District – New Orleans • Overview • Students showed significant gains in ELA in both 8th grade LEAP and GEE results • The percentage of students in 4th and 8th grades meeting the promotional standard increased significantly between 2009 and 2010

  21. Recovery School District – New Orleans 21 Percentage of Students scoring Basic and Above in ELA

  22. Recovery School District – New Orleans 22 Percentage of Students scoring Basic and Above in Math

  23. Recovery School District – New Orleans 23 Percentage of Students meeting Promotional Standard

  24. Thank You, and Questions

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