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The Bureau of Indian Education Annual Report Cards provide detailed data on student progress and teacher quality. Find state and local data on assessments, graduation rates, and more to understand educational outcomes for Native American students.
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Bureau of Indian Education Annual Report Cards State and Local
BIE Annual Report Cards Purpose: • The No Child Left behind Act of 2001 requires each state to produce an annual report card that summarizes assessment results of students statewide and disaggregated by student subgroups. • The BIE Annual Report Cards contains several types of data designed to inform parents and the general public about the progress of BIE.
BIE Annual Report Cards Two Types of Report Cards: • State – Reflects Bureau-wide data • Local – Reflects individual school’s data
BIE Annual Report Cards Contents: • In addition to state assessment results, information must also be included on high school graduation rates, teacher qualifications and other indicators used in each state’s definition of Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP). • The Annual Report Cards must include at least two years of data.
BIE Annual Report Cards Where are the Report Cards Published?: • The Annual Report Cards are published each year in the Fall via the BIE website, www.bie.edu. When are the Report Cards Published? • The Annual Report Cards are published annually. The goal is to publish the reports cards prior to the beginning of the school year.
BIE Annual Report Cards How will the information be communicated?: • DPA staff will host WebEx sessions to train School Operations on the requirements and content of the Annual Report Cards. • School Operations will then inform parents and community members about the content of the Annual Report Cards.
BIE Annual Report Cards How will the information be communicated?: School Operations staff will inform parents and local community members about the BIE Annual Report Cards through various methods such as: • Print report cards and make them available in local community centers, parent centers, and schools. • Share the report card website address through newsletters, school and BIE websites, and social media. • Discuss the report cards at Parent/Teacher Meetings and Parent Advisory Group Meetings.
BIE Annual Report Cards What does each Section include?: Enrollment – The average number of students enrolled during the school year. • All Students • Subgroups: Limited English Proficient(LEP) and Special Education Average Daily Attendance(ADA), Graduation and Dropout Rates • All Students • Subgroups: LEP and Special Education • ADA: K-8 grades and 9-12 grades • Graduation and Dropout Rates: High School only
BIE Annual Report Cards Student Achievement: Language Arts, Reading, Math and Science • Participation Rate • All Students • Subgroups: LEP and Special Education • Basic, Proficient and Advanced Scores • All Students • Subgroups: LEP and Special Education • Two Year Trends in each subject area
BIE Annual Report Cards Highly Qualified Teachers • Number of full-time teachers • Number of unfilled vacancies for full-time teachers • Number of teachers retiring • Number of teachers not offered contracts • Number of core area teacher who are highly qualified
BIE Annual Report Cards Data Sources: The data used to create the BIE State and Local Annual Report Cards originates from: • BIE Academic Report • See also Memorandum to Superintendents, Principals, School Data Entry Personnel dated August 29, 2013 regarding Reporting Accountability Data • Native American Information System (NASIS)
BIE Annual Report Cards Data Verification: Schools have the opportunity to review student demographics and accountability data before public reporting.
