Measuring Student Progress Sample Clauses

Measuring Student Progress. Progress toward meeting each Monticello MSES will be evaluated on a regular basis so that the Monticello Board, administration, and teaching staff can assess to what extent the mission of the school is being fulfilled. Monticello teachers may utilize a variety of assessment methods, including authentic assessments, standardized tests, norm- referenced tests, criterion-referenced tests, and informal tests, to provide accurate feedback about student progress. Assessment methods are flexible to allow for different learning styles of students. Monticello will implement the following recommendations from the American Montessori Society’s “Essential Elements of Successful Montessori Schools in the Public Sector:”* • Use a process of reporting student progress that is compatible with Montessori and includes parent conferences and authentic assessment tools such as observation, portfolio, performance assessment with rubric, etc. • Implement state mandated assessments in such a way that the character of the Montessori program is not compromised. MSES Standard 1 9 out of 10 students, who maintain an average daily attendance of at least 96%, will score at the “Proficient” or “Advanced” level in math, language, and reading on the Idaho Standards Achievement Test (ISAT) by the students’ third consecutive year of enrollment. Evaluation Instrument and Methodology Instrument: Idaho Standards Achievement Test (ISAT). The “Proficient” and “Advanced” spring ISAT scores of the students who have been enrolled for three consecutive years in Monticello will be counted and compared to the total number of 3rd- year students who took the ISAT. MSES Standard 2 At least 85% of students enrolled in the fall, who maintain an average daily attendance of at least 96%, will obtain a score of 3 on the Idaho Reading Indicator (IRI) by the spring of their first year of enrollment. Evaluation Instrument and Methodology Instrument: Idaho Reading Indicator (IRI). Of the students who have been enrolled since the fall of any given year, the spring IRI scores of 3 will be counted and compared to the total number of students also having been enrolled since the fall who took the IRI.
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Measuring Student Progress. Idaho Code 33-5205(3)(c) The data provided to determine successful implementation of the measures will come from state tests, state measures and benchmarks, and IDCCRA internal records. The goals in this charter petition will have been met when:

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