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Mid-Year Data Review of Intervention Schools Presenters:

Board of Education Workshop Session Tuesday, March 6, 2012 University High School for Science and Engineering . Mid-Year Data Review of Intervention Schools Presenters: Dr. Dianna Roberge-Wentzell – Assistant Superintendent PreK-12 Education

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Mid-Year Data Review of Intervention Schools Presenters:

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  1. Board of Education Workshop SessionTuesday, March 6, 2012 University High School for Science and Engineering Mid-Year Data Review of Intervention Schools Presenters: Dr. Dianna Roberge-Wentzell – Assistant Superintendent PreK-12 Education Leslyee Frederick – Acting Chief Academic Officer Elizabeth Michaelis / Jonathan Swan – Directors of Elementary Education Kevin McCaskill – Director of Secondary Education Delores Cole / Timothy Sullivan Jr. – Executive Principals Eduardo V. Genao – School Quality Officer Sonia Dinnall – Assistant-Director of Post-Secondary Education

  2. Intervention Schools • Intervention schools have a history of student achievement that is below an acceptable level of performance as measured by the Connecticut Mastery Test (CMT, Grades 3-8) or the Connecticut Academic Performance Test (CAPT, Grade 10).

  3. Support/Supervision Model • These schools are provided with additional support and guidance to improve instructional leadership. • Each principal supervisor, working under the direction of the K-12 Assistant Superintendent, supervises a portfolio of schools. Intervention schools are provided a more intense level of support and supervision. Areas of supervision include, but are not limited to: developing the School Accountability Plan, establishing/maintaining a positive culture and climate, analyzing data to inform instruction, establishing the School Governance Council, ensuring quality of instruction and feedback to teachers, and fostering effective parent-community relations.

  4. Elementary SchoolsDRA 2 Reading – Proficient or Above

  5. Elementary Schools DRA 2 Reading – Deficient or Below

  6. Elementary Schools Reading – Proficient or Above

  7. Elementary Schools Reading – Proficient or Above

  8. Elementary SchoolsFive-Year CMT History - Reading

  9. Elementary Schools Math – Proficient or Above

  10. Elementary SchoolsFive-Year CMT History - Math

  11. High SchoolsReading – Mean RIT Score

  12. High SchoolsMath – Mean RIT Score

  13. High SchoolsPSAT – October 2011 (10th & 11th Grade)

  14. High SchoolsSAT October 2011 - Seniors *State scores include all administrations of the SAT during the 2010 – 2011 school year

  15. High Schools9th Grade Retention

  16. High SchoolsPost Secondary Enrollment Class of 2011 Source: National Clearing House

  17. Elementary Schools Student Attendance (As of Jan 31, 2012)

  18. High Schools Student Attendance (As of Jan 31, 2012)

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