STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Student Performance Sample Clauses

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Student Performance. The school consistently makes progress in student academic achievement for all students. FRAMING QUESTIONS: Is the school an academic success? Is the school adequately preparing students for their desired post-secondary outcomes? 1. 1a Student Academic Proficiency - MDOE Through- Year Assessment, ELA Schools will report the percentage of students assessed at each grade level, and at the campus and district levels. Schools will report the percentage of students “at state expectation” and “above state expectation” on proficiency. Exceeding Expectations ≥5% of state average of schools “at or above state expectation” Not Meeting Expectations <-15% of state average of schools “at or above state expectation” 1. 1b Student Academic Proficiency - MDOE Through- Year Assessment, Schools will report the percentage of students assessed at each grade level, and at the campus and district levels. Schools will report the percentage of students “at state expectation” and “above state expectation” on proficiency. Exceeding Expectations ≥5% of state average of schools “at or above state expectation” Math Meeting Expectations Between ≥-5% and <5% of state average of schools “at or above state expectation” Not Meeting Expectations <-15% of state average of schools “at or above state expectation” 1. 1c Proficiency by subgroup, Through-Year Assessment, ELA Schools will report the percentage of students in each reportable subgroup* assessed at each grade level, and at the campus and district levels. Schools will report the percentage of students in each reportable subgroup “at state expectation” and “above state expectation” on proficiency. Comparable subgroups include: Students on IEPs, Multilingual Learners, Economically Disadvantaged, Race, Ethnicity *To be reported, subgroups must have at least 10 students. Exceeding Expectations ≥5% of state average of schools “at or above state expectation” for comparable subgroup Not Meeting Expectations <-15% of state average of schools “at or above state expectation” for comparable subgroup 1. 1d Proficiency by subgroup, Through-Year Assessment, Math Schools will report the percentage of students in each reportable subgroup* assessed at each grade level, and at the campus and district levels. Schools will report the percentage of students in each reportable subgroup “at state expectation” and “above state expectation” on proficiency. Comparable subgroups include: Students on IEPs, Multilingual Learners, Economically Disadvantaged, Race,...
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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Student Performance. The school consistently makes progress in student academic achievement for all students. FRAMING QUESTIONS: Is the school an academic success? Is the school adequately preparing students for their desired post-secondary outcomes?
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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Student Performance. The school consistently makes progress in student academic achievement for all students. FRAMING QUESTIONS: Is the school an academic success? Is the school adequately preparing students for their desired post-secondary outcomes? Criterion Indicator Target Rating 1.1 Student Academic Proficiency When the state of Maine adopts a more permanent assessment and determines what data will be reported this measure will be created. NOT CURRENTLY RELEVANT 1.2 1.3, 1.4 Not Applicable (elementary school targets)
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