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Council of Intown Neighborhoods & Schools (CINS)

Council of Intown Neighborhoods & Schools (CINS). December 11, 2013 Rubye K. Sullivan, PhD. Researcher, parent, product, teacher. Who am I and why am I here?. Data Available to You. College & Career Ready Performance Index (was scheduled for release in October, then November…)

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Council of Intown Neighborhoods & Schools (CINS)

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  1. Council of Intown Neighborhoods & Schools (CINS) December 11, 2013 Rubye K. Sullivan, PhD

  2. Researcher, parent, product, teacher Who am I and why am I here?

  3. Data Available to You • College & Career Ready Performance Index (was scheduled for release in October, then November…) • Governors Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) Annual Report Card • 2013 Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rate (up 6.2 percentage points for the cluster to 84.6%) • Student Growth Percentiles for 2012-13 (Student Reports)

  4. Data as an Iceberg Common Knowledge Actionable Data

  5. The Grady Cluster is a High Performing Cluster, Overall

  6. Just Imagine… • Given the overall high performance of the Grady Cluster , • What if everyone in the cluster pulled together to synergize around a collective issue? • What if the effective practices within one school or one classroom were identified, understood, and replicated across the cluster? • What might the future of our cluster look like?

  7. Computer Adaptive Assessment System(CAAS) Tests students from grades K-9 in September and January. K-2 also tests in May for an end of the year assessment. Subjects: Math and Reading. Test adapts to students ability on a continuous scale.

  8. CAAS Fall 2013 Cluster Data

  9. Grady is not the Problem… Right? • Close battle between Grady and North Atlanta for highest performing cluster (in these data). • Grady cluster schools ranks high in the state (CCRPI). • Grady ranks high in the nation (NAEP, national recognition). • Overall averages can hide deeper problems…

  10. APS vs. Grady

  11. Grady

  12. Grady

  13. Difference in Grady’s Math Scale Scores

  14. Grades Behind in Math

  15. Grades Behind in Math

  16. Grades Behind in Math At Kindergarten how many grades is the average Grady student who receives free lunch behind??? 0.0382 Grades Or ~ 7 Days of Quality Instruction

  17. Grades Behind in Math

  18. How should schools be addressing the Gap? • Band Aid? • Duct Tape? • Reboot the Computer? • What problem? I see no problem. • OHHH look a shiny object!!!

  19. Data Team Process

  20. Turn to Progress & Productivity for Actionable Results

  21. How Can We Address the Gap? • Support strategic staffing of K – 2 teachers. • Support the strategic staffing of grade 6 teachers. • Support the ways in which schools leverage the RTI pyramid to meet individual student needs. • Support the ways in which schools leverage Title I funds, designed specifically to address the SES disparities. • Design community approach to convergence of neighborhoods into Inman. • Leverage your power to rally district-level support to address the gap.

  22. Use your power for good!

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