Percentage of students demonstrating the skills necessary to be considered ready to start kindergarten.
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PreK-Grade 2 Literacy
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Percentage of PreK-Grade 2 students demonstrating progress in essential early reading skills from one year to the next.
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Grades 3-8
3rd Grade Literacy
91.9%
93.3%
5.4%
0.0%
6.8%
State:
81.9%
91.9%
93.3%
5.4%
0.0%
6.8%
State:
81.9%
Number of grade three students who demonstrate proficiency on either the spring or summer administration of IREAD-3 divided by the total number of grade three students. The default view shows students assigned to the school where they took the assessment.
Number of grade six students meeting their individual growth targets on the ILEARN Math assessment divided by the total number of grade six students who participated in the assessment and have a growth target.
162-day enrollment filteroff
162 days represents 90% of the 180-day school year.
Number of grades four through eight students who met their individual growth targets in Math on the ILEARN assessment divided by the total number of students enrolled in the school who participated in the Math assessment and have a growth target.
162-day enrollment filteroff
162 days represents 90% of the 180-day school year.
Number of grades four through eight students who met their individual growth targets in English/Language Arts on the ILEARN assessment divided by the total number of students enrolled in the school who participated in the English/Language Arts assessment and have a growth target.
162-day enrollment filteroff
162 days represents 90% of the 180-day school year.
Number of grades three through eight students who are proficient in Math on the ILEARN assessment divided by the total number of students enrolled in the school who participated in the Math assessment.
162-day enrollment filteroff
162 days represents 90% of the 180-day school year.
Number of grades three through eight students who are proficient in English/Language Arts on the ILEARN assessment divided by the total number of students enrolled in the school who participated in the English/Language Arts assessment.
162-day enrollment filteroff
162 days represents 90% of the 180-day school year.
Demonstrate proficiency in academic content required by state standards (ex.
foundational
knowledge; literacy and STEM).
Ability to process complex information, identify problems, make informed
decisions, and present
creative solutions.
Demonstrate willingness to work, learn, and continually apply new knowledge.
Academic Mastery
Career &
Postsecondary
Readiness: Credentials & Experiences
Develop and complete intentional coursework and credentialing requirements
aligned to student
skills and interests.
Invest in and develop foundational skills that allow for completion of required
diploma types
and credentials of currency leading to enrollment, employment, or enlistment
leading to service.
Develop short- and long-term milestones to achieve personal post-graduation
goals.
Career & Postsecondary Readiness:
Credentials &
Experiences
Communication &
Collaboration
Apply skills to clearly, effectively, and convincingly express ideas and
messages to others
appropriate to the environment.
Demonstrate the ability to build relationships with a variety of different
people.
Work well with others in a team.
Communication & Collaboration
Work Ethic
Demonstrate self discipline, independence, and perseverance.
Plan and organize long and short-term goals while understanding how to balance
school, home, and
community activities.
Be adaptable, show integrity, and exhibit professionalism.
Work Ethic
Civic,
Financial, & Digital
Literacy
Make meaningful contributions to society based on a strong understanding of
systems of
government and individual responsibilities as citizens.
Develop practical knowledge and skills that encourage financial literacy that
will lead to
financial security and independence.
Leverage acquired knowledge and understanding of technology for personal,
professional, and
societal advancement.
Civic, Financial, & Digital Literacy
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Academic
Mastery
Demonstrate proficiency in academic content required by state standards (ex.
foundational
knowledge; literacy and STEM).
Ability to process complex information, identify problems, make informed
decisions, and present
creative solutions.
Demonstrate willingness to work, learn, and continually apply new knowledge.
Academic Mastery
Career &
Postsecondary
Readiness: Credentials & Experiences
Develop and complete intentional coursework and credentialing requirements
aligned to student
skills and interests.
Invest in and develop foundational skills that allow for completion of required
diploma types
and credentials of currency leading to enrollment, employment, or enlistment
leading to service.
Develop short- and long-term milestones to achieve personal post-graduation
goals.
Career & Postsecondary Readiness:
Credentials &
Experiences
Communication &
Collaboration
Apply skills to clearly, effectively, and convincingly express ideas and
messages to others
appropriate to the environment.
Demonstrate the ability to build relationships with a variety of different
people.
Work well with others in a team.
Communication & Collaboration
Work Ethic
Demonstrate self discipline, independence, and perseverance.
Plan and organize long and short-term goals while understanding how to balance
school, home, and
community activities.
Be adaptable, show integrity, and exhibit professionalism.
Work Ethic
Civic,
Financial, & Digital
Literacy
Make meaningful contributions to society based on a strong understanding of
systems of
government and individual responsibilities as citizens.
Develop practical knowledge and skills that encourage financial literacy that
will lead to
financial security and independence.
Leverage acquired knowledge and understanding of technology for personal,
professional, and
societal advancement.