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AYP 2010 according to
your BFF.
Schools that DID NOT meet state standards of 90.2 AYP in ELA:
Every school except Sisson.
Schools that DID meet AYP, through improvement, in ELA:
Brickett
Callahan
Cobbet
Drewicz
Hood
Shoemaker
Sisson
Pickering
Classical
English
*LVTI also made AYP in ELA through improvement except they failed to meet AYP in general due to their low attendance rate.
Schools that DID NOT meet state standards of 84.3 AYP in Math:
Every school except: Aborn, Lincoln-Thomson, Shoemaker, Sisson, Tracy, and English.
Schools that DID meet AYP, through improvement, in Math:
Aborn
Callahan
Cobbet
Drewicz
Harrington
Hood
Lincoln-Thompson
Shoemaker
Sisson
Tracy
Classical
English
Schools that are mandated to offer NCLB school choice:
Every school except: Aborn, Tracy, Classical and English.
Schools that are mandated to offer Supplemental Educational Services (35 hours of tutoring):
Brickett
Callahan
Cobbet
Connery
Drewicz
Ford
Harrington
Hood
Ingalls
Lincoln-Thomson
Lynn Woods
Sewell-Anderson
Breed
Marshall
Pickering
LVTI
Highest attendance rate:
Aborn 96.10%
KIPP 97.30%
English 80.60%
Lowest:
Washington 88.60%
Marshall and Pickering 93.60%
Fecteau-Leary 25%
Highest ELA scores:
Sisson 91.8
Pickering 86.4 (KIPP second 86.2)
English 89.7
Worst ELA scores:
Washington 37.5 (Harrington second 61)
Marshall 75 (Breed second 76.8)
Fecteau-Leary 63.5 (LVTI second 78.5)
Highest Math scores:
Lincoln-Thomson 88.7
KIPP 82.1 (Pickering second 72.6)
English 86.2
Lowest Math scores:
Washington 49 (Connery second 59.6)
Marshall 54.9 (Breed second 61.8)
Fecteau-Leary 47.8 (LVTI second 61.8)
Anyone else see a pattern?
Most improvement in ELA (gains from 2009):
Hood +7.7
Marshall +2.7
LVTI + 2.3
Least improvement in ELA (losses from 2009):
Lynn Woods -9.7
KIPP -2.6
English 0 (no improvement or loss)
Most improved in Math (gains from 2009):
Washington +12.2 (Drewicz second with +10.7, honorable mention Hood +9.3 and Harrington +8.1)
Marshall +3.2
Fecteau-Leary +5.8
Least improvement in Math (losses from 2009):
Lynn Woods -10.7 (Connery -3.3)
KIPP -6.3
English -2
And because I'm a big nerd, schools listed from highest to lowest ELA and Math scores:
ELA
1) Sisson 91.8
2) Shoemaker 86.8
3) Brickett 86
4) Aborn 84.5
5) Lincoln-Thompson 83
6) Sewell-Anderson 80.9
7) Lynn Woods 80.2
8)
Tracy 79.6
9) Callahan 79.5
10) Ford 74.6
11) Hood 74.2
12) Drewicz 73
13) Cobbet 71.5
14) Ingalls 67.4
15) Connery 61.1
16) Harrington 61
17) Washington 37.5
1) Pickering 86.4
2) KIPP 86.2
3) Breed 76.8
4) Marshall 75
1) English 89.7
2) Classical 86. 4
3) LVTI 78.5
4) Fecteau-Leary 63.5
Math
1) Licoln-Thomson 88.7
2) Tracy 86.9
3) Sisson 86.6
4) Shoemaker 84.7
5) Aborn 84.9
6) Callahan 81.3
7) Brickett 80
8)
Sewell-Anderson 78.7
9) Drewicz 76.1
10) Lynn Woods 74.4
11) Ford 69.9
12) Hood 69.3
13) Ingalls 68
14) Cobbet 63.9
15) Connery 59.6
16) Harrington 56.8
17) Washington 49
1) KIPP 82.1
2) Pickering 72.6
3) Breed 61.8
4) Marshall 54.9
1) English 86.3
2) Classical 83.8
3) LVTI 69.1
4) Fecteau-Leary 47.8
What I find interesting, with the exception of Callahan and Lynn Woods swapping spots, the top performing half of the schools stays the top half in both ELA and Math. And if Connery, Harrington and Washington are our lowest performing schools with Washington the absolute lowest performing - Where is Washington's money?
Top 8 ELA:
Sisson, Shoemaker, Brickett, Aborn, Lincoln-Thompson, Sewell-Anderson, Lynn Woods, Tracy.
Top 8 Math:
Licoln-Thomson, Tracy, Sisson, Shoemaker, Aborn, Callahan, Bricket, Sewell-Anderson.
Schools that DID NOT meet state standards of 90.2 AYP in ELA:
Every school except Sisson.
Schools that DID meet AYP, through improvement, in ELA:
Brickett
Callahan
Cobbet
Drewicz
Hood
Shoemaker
Sisson
Pickering
Classical
English
*LVTI also made AYP in ELA through improvement except they failed to meet AYP in general due to their low attendance rate.
Schools that DID NOT meet state standards of 84.3 AYP in Math:
Every school except: Aborn, Lincoln-Thomson, Shoemaker, Sisson, Tracy, and English.
Schools that DID meet AYP, through improvement, in Math:
Aborn
Callahan
Cobbet
Drewicz
Harrington
Hood
Lincoln-Thompson
Shoemaker
Sisson
Tracy
Classical
English
Schools that are mandated to offer NCLB school choice:
Every school except: Aborn, Tracy, Classical and English.
Schools that are mandated to offer Supplemental Educational Services (35 hours of tutoring):
Brickett
Callahan
Cobbet
Connery
Drewicz
Ford
Harrington
Hood
Ingalls
Lincoln-Thomson
Lynn Woods
Sewell-Anderson
Breed
Marshall
Pickering
LVTI
Highest attendance rate:
Aborn 96.10%
KIPP 97.30%
English 80.60%
Lowest:
Washington 88.60%
Marshall and Pickering 93.60%
Fecteau-Leary 25%
Highest ELA scores:
Sisson 91.8
Pickering 86.4 (KIPP second 86.2)
English 89.7
Worst ELA scores:
Washington 37.5 (Harrington second 61)
Marshall 75 (Breed second 76.8)
Fecteau-Leary 63.5 (LVTI second 78.5)
Highest Math scores:
Lincoln-Thomson 88.7
KIPP 82.1 (Pickering second 72.6)
English 86.2
Lowest Math scores:
Washington 49 (Connery second 59.6)
Marshall 54.9 (Breed second 61.8)
Fecteau-Leary 47.8 (LVTI second 61.8)
Anyone else see a pattern?
Most improvement in ELA (gains from 2009):
Hood +7.7
Marshall +2.7
LVTI + 2.3
Least improvement in ELA (losses from 2009):
Lynn Woods -9.7
KIPP -2.6
English 0 (no improvement or loss)
Most improved in Math (gains from 2009):
Washington +12.2 (Drewicz second with +10.7, honorable mention Hood +9.3 and Harrington +8.1)
Marshall +3.2
Fecteau-Leary +5.8
Least improvement in Math (losses from 2009):
Lynn Woods -10.7 (Connery -3.3)
KIPP -6.3
English -2
And because I'm a big nerd, schools listed from highest to lowest ELA and Math scores:
ELA
1) Sisson 91.8
2) Shoemaker 86.8
3) Brickett 86
4) Aborn 84.5
5) Lincoln-Thompson 83
6) Sewell-Anderson 80.9
7) Lynn Woods 80.2
8)
9) Callahan 79.5
10) Ford 74.6
11) Hood 74.2
12) Drewicz 73
13) Cobbet 71.5
14) Ingalls 67.4
15) Connery 61.1
16) Harrington 61
17) Washington 37.5
1) Pickering 86.4
2) KIPP 86.2
3) Breed 76.8
4) Marshall 75
1) English 89.7
2) Classical 86. 4
3) LVTI 78.5
4) Fecteau-Leary 63.5
Math
1) Licoln-Thomson 88.7
2) Tracy 86.9
3) Sisson 86.6
4) Shoemaker 84.7
5) Aborn 84.9
6) Callahan 81.3
7) Brickett 80
8)
9) Drewicz 76.1
10) Lynn Woods 74.4
11) Ford 69.9
12) Hood 69.3
13) Ingalls 68
14) Cobbet 63.9
15) Connery 59.6
16) Harrington 56.8
17) Washington 49
1) KIPP 82.1
2) Pickering 72.6
3) Breed 61.8
4) Marshall 54.9
1) English 86.3
2) Classical 83.8
3) LVTI 69.1
4) Fecteau-Leary 47.8
What I find interesting, with the exception of Callahan and Lynn Woods swapping spots, the top performing half of the schools stays the top half in both ELA and Math. And if Connery, Harrington and Washington are our lowest performing schools with Washington the absolute lowest performing - Where is Washington's money?
Top 8 ELA:
Sisson, Shoemaker, Brickett, Aborn, Lincoln-Thompson, Sewell-Anderson, Lynn Woods, Tracy.
Top 8 Math:
Licoln-Thomson, Tracy, Sisson, Shoemaker, Aborn, Callahan, Bricket, Sewell-Anderson.
What Kool-Aid stains? I gave you the KIPP good with the KIPP bad, and believe me my objective first thing Monday morning is to find out what KIPP is planning on doing about not making AYP. And you wanna know something Stan? I bet I'll get a real answer.
ReplyDeleteAs I said before, KIPP will rue the day they let your child in. SIC'M MELISSA!
ReplyDeleteI didn't get an answer this morning but I go something more than LPS would have given me. First I got to speak with one of the Vice Principals, Mr. Jones, who referred me to the Principal, Ms. Breen. Ms. Breen was in a meeting with the Dean of Students (I forget her name), but they invited me in to see if we could set up an appointment. Our schedules didn't mesh so Ms. Breen offered to call me from her home at a time that was convenient to me. Before leaving she said, "We have a lot of things lined up for this year to help, I'll let you know what we have in store."
ReplyDeleteSo I didn't get an answer but I got an appointment for a phone call that should have some answers. What did your school tell you about not making AYP?