2019-2020 State of the Schools · Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment & Professional Learning Harding Math Continued Refinement of Go Math Practices K-2 Touch Math for Foundation

2019-2020 State of the Schools

Kyle C. Arlington Superintendent of Schools

Presented to the Board of Education on October 15, 2019

Tonight’s Agenda

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State of the Schools Intersects in These Areas:

State of the Schools

District Goals

Building Goals

Priority Work

Student Achievement Data

Special Ed. Info

Longitudinal Progress

Next Steps/Moving Forward

Demographic Data

Excerpt of Sample Action Plan

Linking Our Schools Goals to Our District GoalsHarding School - Goal #1 (Links to District Goal #1) ❑ By June of 2020, 85% of our students in grades 2 through 6, who work with our Interventionists,

will have shown a 5 point increase in MAPs scores in the area of Language Arts.❑ By June of 2020, 85% of our students in grades 2 through 6, who work with our Interventionists,

will have shown a 5 point increase in MAPs scores in the area of Mathematics.

Harding School - Goal #2 (Links to District Goal #1) ❑ By June of 2020, 85% of our students in grades K-1, who work with our Interventionists, will have

grown 2 to 3 Guided Reading Levels.

David Brearley Middle-High School - Goal #1 (Links to District Goal #5) ❑ During the 2019-2020 school year, we will continue to invest in professional capital among

our faculty by building capacity during common planning and professional development activities.

David Brearley Middle-High School - Goal #2 (Links to District Goal #3) ❑ During the 2019-2020 school year, we will continue to embed Social Emotional Learning

lessons into curriculum and address social and emotional learning programming, particularly in the middle school.

Who We Are: Harding Elementary School

Students 691 Total•38 Pre-K•82 Kindergartners•81 1st Graders•91 2nd Graders•89 3rd Graders•97 4th Graders•87 5th Graders•126 6th Graders

Subgroups•57.4% White•2.2% African American•31.1% Hispanic •4.8% Asian•4.2% Multi-Racial•.2% Pacific Islander•16% Special Education•19.5 % Economically Disadvantaged•6.5% English Language Learner (ELL)•51.9% Male•48.1% Female

Certified Staff Members•5 Kindergarten•5 1st Grade•5 2nd Grade•5 3rd Grade•5 4th Grade•4 5th Grade•6 6th Grade•9 Special Education•2.5 PE/Health•3 Visual and Performing Arts•2 Guidance Counselors•1 Social Worker•1 LDTC•1 Behaviorist•1 School Psychologist•25 Paraprofessionals•2 Secretaries•6 BSI Teachers•3 ELL Spanish•1 G&T/STEM

Who We Are: David Brearley Middle-High School

Students 743•124 7th Graders•132 8th Graders•112 9th Graders•141 10th Graders•109 11th Graders•125 12th Graders

Subgroups•56.2% White•9.0% African American•30.7% Hispanic •2.4% Asian•.1% American Indian•.5% Pacific Islander•.9% Multi-Racial•14.6% Special Education•21.3% Economically Dis.•1.2% English Language Learners•50.8% Male•49.2% Female

Student Geographics•Kenilworth 561 Student•Choice 160 Students•Winfield 22 Students

Certified Staff Members• 9 Math• 9 ELA• 8 Social Studies• 9 Science•12 Special Education• 6 Full PE/Health• 5 Visual and Performing Arts• 3 Business• 1 Technology• 4.5 World Language• 4 Guidance Counselors• 1 Social Worker• 1 LDTC• 2 School PsychologistS

Our Enrollment Over Time

Our Enrollment: Looking Ahead

Special Education by the Numbers

❑ Kenilworth Schools educate 228 Special Education students❏ or 14% of the total school population❏ State averages hover around 15%❏ 105 Harding Students❏ 104 Brearley Student

❑ We have 19 out-of-district students❑ 36 students at Harding have speech only IEPs

Special Education/504 by Grade

If This Data is Speaking, Are We Listening?

School-Year # of Student Referred # of Students Tested # of Students Classified

2016-2017 51 37 23

2017-2018 46 38 20

2018-2019 50 31 21

Dynamic Learning Maps (DLM)

WIDE Access for ELL: Harding

WIDE Access for ELL: Brearley

Why Do Standardized Assessments Matter Anyway?

Why Before How

❑ The NJSLA is one of many summative data sources we use to give us more instructional information on each student.

❑ The NJSLA gives parents and schools an indicator, on a continuum, about whether or not students are meeting grade-level expectations and therefore on track to becoming college and career ready.

❑ The NJSLA gives school districts feedback on how well aligned to the NJ Student Learning Standards curriculum and instructional practices are.

Harding: Kenilworth’s Average Score Compared to New Jersey’s

Harding: Kenilworth’s Average Score Compared to New Jersey’s

Brearley: Kenilworth’s Average Score Compared to New Jersey’s

Brearley: Kenilworth’s Average Score Compared to New Jersey’s

The “Problem of Approaching”

Language Arts Proficiency by Program (Meeting + Exceeding)

Math Proficiency by Program (Meeting + Exceeding)





All Grades Proficiency by Program (Meeting + Exceeding)

Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment & Professional Learning

Harding ELA

Orton Gilingham Practices

Grade 2 & 4 Guided Reading

PD

Grade 3 Readers Workshop PD

Data Analysis/Mining

Standards-BasedWriting Rubrics


3 Year ELA Roadmap

Grades 5 & 6Book Clubs PD


Brearley ELA

Reading Foundations (RF)

Revamp

RF PD

Leveled Classroom Libraries in RF

Classes


NJSLA Digital Library for Practice


Continuation Administration of

Benchmarks

SS & ELA Collaboration


Harding Math

Continued Refinement of Go

Math Practices

K-2 Touch Math for Foundation

Building

K-2 XtraMath forFoundation

Building




Personal Math Trainer

Grades 3 - 6Study Island


Brearley Math

Go Math Roll-Out Grade 7

Math Foundations Revamp

Math & Science Collaboration




Benchmark Data Analysis

2 Year Algebra Program

2019-2020 State of the Schools

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2019-2020 State of the Schools · Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment & Professional Learning Harding Math Continued Refinement of Go Math Practices K-2 Touch Math for Foundation