DC School Report Cards are up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So-called HRC ESs

LAMB - 4
YY - 5
CMI - 3
ITS - 4
MV - 4
TR 4th - 4
TR Young - 3

Stokes Brookland - 3
Lee - 3

SSMA - 3
*Breakthrough too new for star rating

Bridges: 2

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Overall comment - there is a lot of data here.

Forget the stars, you can definitely dig in and see how different students are doing on a range of measures.

I like these. They seem helpful.

-parent, no OSSE affiliation

How do you do this? Sorry, not seeing it at first glance.

Never mind, I think I see the tabs for this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Strong High schools

SWW - 5
Ellington - 4
McKinley Tech - 4
Banneker - 5
Washington Leadership Academy - 5
Capital City HS - 4

Wilson also a 4

DCI: 4

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Overall comment - there is a lot of data here.

Forget the stars, you can definitely dig in and see how different students are doing on a range of measures.

I like these. They seem helpful.

-parent, no OSSE affiliation

Agreed- this is the best thing I have ever seen out of OSSE.

Is it? It lists Janney as Title I, and a lot of schools have no Kindergarten kids at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Overall comment - there is a lot of data here.

Forget the stars, you can definitely dig in and see how different students are doing on a range of measures.

I like these. They seem helpful.

-parent, no OSSE affiliation

How do you do this? Sorry, not seeing it at first glance.

A couple examples. Search for a school.

Click on "STAR framework" and it shows you how the school did on all of the components of the star ratings by student groups.

Under the Academic Performance Tab you can see student achievement / student growth / percentage of HS students taking AP/IB exams and how many are scoring at/above both the DC and national averages.

Under the School Environment you can see how many years of experience the school's teachers have, whether there are health personnel on staff (and what kind), safety and discipline stats (e.g. suspensions), student re-enrollment rates, attendance.

[Anonymous]

So, I take it there are stars but no numbers or am I not seeing them? Like in the Tier system each school gets a specific score ie, 65, 76, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Strong High schools

SWW - 5
Ellington - 4
McKinley Tech - 4
Banneker - 5
Washington Leadership Academy - 5
Capital City HS - 4

Wilson also a 4

DCI: 4

DCI's score is MS + HS combined. They won't get a stand-alone HS score until they have a graduation rate and SAT / AP / IB exam data to report.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, I take it there are stars but no numbers or am I not seeing them? Like in the Tier system each school gets a specific score ie, 65, 76, etc.

Click on the star framework tab. It's at the top.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Strong High schools

SWW - 5
Ellington - 4
McKinley Tech - 4
Banneker - 5
Washington Leadership Academy - 5
Capital City HS - 4

Wilson also a 4

DCI: 4

DCI's score is MS + HS combined. They won't get a stand-alone HS score until they have a graduation rate and SAT / AP / IB exam data to report.

sorry - i'm wrong. the MS score was 68.02%; the HS score was 70.25% -- both solidly in the 4 star category (80% is cutoff for 5 star)

[Anonymous]

CMI's elementary has 2 stars, Middle has 3. That seems... off

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CMI's elementary has 2 stars, Middle has 3. That seems... off

Look at the STAR Framework for ES vs MS. First, there are different inputs for both. So not an apples to apples comparison.

But for those things that are the same,

ES growth scores overall and growth to proficiency seem to be lower in the ES than in the MS.

Of note, students with disabilities are doing much better comparatively to all other student groups in the ES.

[Anonymous]

The information listed for my school is almost completely wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The information listed for my school is almost completely wrong.

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That's helpful. How?

[Anonymous]

I'm looking at KIPP and DC Prep as LEAs.

KIPP - Most of their elementaries are 4s, some are 3s. All MS + HS are 3s.

DC Prep - Half of the ES are 3s and half are 4s. The MS are 5.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The information listed for my school is almost completely wrong.

Call OSSE and tell them.