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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My DS is at Deal - currently in 7th grade. Let's pretend that PARCC is a test that effectively assesses a student's mastery of content. My DS got a low 5 on both ELA and math in 6th grade. A 5 on PARCC is exceeding expectations of learning standards. For ELA, with a low 5, 26% of the class scored higher. For Math with a low 5, 20% of the class scored higher. The school is clearly doing something to get over 20% of the student body to exceed learning expectations -even without a ton of homework. For Grades, my child was not on Principal's Honor Roll.[/quote] The majority of students at Deal come in already high, so what are they doing that is so great?[/quote] They moved more kids to a "5" than where they started. So I am making some broad assumptions for the data and the cohort 1. Assumption all students who took PARCC at a feeder school (2016-2017) were tested at Deal 2017-2018 [we all know this is not a valid assumption - but lets use it for analysis purposes] 2. Results on PARCC from 5th to 6th grade have no major change (for example - this is a POV that the 1st year children test, scores are lower than actual knowledge b/c they are not used to taking std tests. What I am trying to say is that if this is true, the "learning" has occurred and there is no performance step change between 5th and 6th grade. That the score is a "true" reflection of core knowledge) 3. The weighted average of ELA scores for 2016-2017 for the feeder schools for the % of children who scored a 5 is 17.5% 4. For Deal for 2017 -2018, the % 0f kids who scored a 5 for ELA is 35% I know not all the assumptions are valid - but the % of children who scored a 5 doubled from score when they were in 5th grade. Congrats to the Deal ELA teachers[/quote]
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