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A-F Report Card Update
Tommi Leach and Kelly Arrington, ODCTE
A-F Report Card Update
HB 1658 made changes to the A-F Report Card
Signed by the Governor on 5/24/13
Law goes into effect 90 days after Governor signs
A-F Report Card Rule Changes
Rules will be defined by the State Department of Education and approved by the State Board of Education
SDE will have rule changes prepared to implement immediately after law goes into effect
Will affect the Report Cards that are released in September 2013
A-F Report Card ChangesLast year the report card was divided into 3 parts: achievement, growth, whole school performanceWhole School Performance is no longer part of the overall grade calculationSchools have the opportunity to gain up to 10 bonus points applied towards their final grade“Proficient” and “Advanced” are no longer weighted differently. In calculating performance and growth index, each of these performance levels are awarded 1 point
A-F Report Card Changes
GPA is no longer calculated for the district or site. A final index is translated into the gradeEach bonus point component is all or nothing, e.g. if graduation rate is worth 5 points, a school will either receive all 5 points or zero pointsAny bonus points will be added to the final report card index. The maximum possible score will be 110
A-F Report Card for 2013-2014
• 50% - student performance, as measured by allocating 1 point for each student who scores proficient or advanced on the CRT, EOI and alternative tests divided by the number of students taking the tests
90%-100% = A80%-89% = B70%-79% = C60%-69% = D59% and below = F
A-F Report Card for 2013-2014
• 50% - student growth– 25% - whole school growth, as measured by allocating
1 point for each student who improves proficiency levels or improves substantially within a proficiency level on CRT and EOI tests divided by the number of students taking the tests
– 25% - growth in the bottom quartile of students, as measured by allocating 1 point for each student in the bottom quartile who improves proficiency levels or improves substantially within a proficiency level on CRT and EOI tests divided by the number of students taking the tests
High School Bonus Criteria• Five (5) bonus points are earned for a graduation
rate of 90% or higher• One (1) bonus point for advanced coursework• One (1) bonus point for college entrance exams• One (1) bonus point for ‘low performing 8th
graders’ graduation rate• One (1) bonus point for overall EOI performance• One (1) bonus point for year-to-year growth in
any of the above
A-F Report Card – Bonus Points
Graduation Rate - 5 points if 4-year graduation rate is 90% or higher
CALCULATION:# graduates
÷ # graduates + # dropouts + # still enrolled – not graduating
90%-100% = A80%-89% = B70%-79% = C60%-69% = D59% and below = F
Graduation RateNOTE: The school that the student was last enrolled in at the end of their senior year will be the school that is held accountable for that student.
NOTE ALSO: Although an exit for homeschooling is not considered a dropout on the Annual Dropout Report, it will be considered a dropout for purposes of calculating the four year graduation rate.
Advanced Coursework1 point for performance OR participation of students
in AP courses; IB courses; concurrent enrollment courses in CareerTech (Cooperative Alliance), college or university courses; and industry certification courses.
A high school will be able to earn one bonus point if they satisfy the requirement for either participation or performance.
*AP = Advanced Placement*IB – International Baccalaureate
Advanced Coursework - Participation
PARTICIPATION (70% or better):
CALCULATION:# successfully completed courses (with a ‘D’ or
better)÷
October 1st enrollment for 11th and 12th grade only
Advanced Coursework - Performance
PERFORMANCE (90% or better):– AP = score 3 or higher on exam– IB = score 4 or higher on exam– Concurrent and Cooperative Alliance Courses = ‘C’ or higher– Industry Certification Courses = ‘C’ or higher
CALCULATION:# courses completed meeting the criteria
÷ # successfully completed courses
• NOTE: Courses are counted-not students. Students can be counted more than one time for taking more than one advanced course
Advanced CourseworkNOTE: Courses qualifying as industry
certification courses will be supplied by the OK Dept. of CareerTech —Due to data limitations, only courses completed at a
technology center will be included as advanced coursework for the 2013 report card
—By the 2014 report card, procedures will be in place to include industry certification courses taken at either a technology center or at a high school
College Entrance Exams1 point for participation OR performance on SAT or ACT
exams
PARTICIPATION (75% or better):
CALCULATION:# 12th graders who have taken an entrance exam at some point
÷ total # of 12th graders on the October 1st Accreditation Report (NOTE: Students will be counted one time for taking the ACT and one time for
taking the SAT, regardless of how many times they take the exam.)
College Entrance Exams - Performance
PERFORMANCE (75% or better):
CALCULATIOIN:# 12th graders with an ACT = 20 or greater; SAT =
1410 or greater (most recent score)÷
# 12th graders who have ever taken an ACT or SAT exam
Low Performing 8th Graders1 point for helping students who scored “Limited Knowledge” or
“Unsatisfactory” on the 8th grade tests in reading and math graduate in 4 years. (85% or above)
CALCULATION:
# low performing graduates ÷
# low performing graduates + # low performing dropouts + # low performing still enrolled not graduating
Performance of Students on EOIs
1 point for the performance of students on the EOI exams – if 80% of graduates from the previous year have scored either a “Satisfactory/Proficient” or “Advanced” on six (6) out of the seven (7) EOI assessments
New Law SB 559 – Alternate Tests
• Signed by the Governor on 5/31/13
• 10% above cut scores on ACT and SAT – exempt from taking EOIs in Alg. II, Eng. III, Geom., US History
• Equal to or above the cut scores on AP exams, WorkKeys exams, CLEP, IB, exempt from taking EOIs in Alg. II, Eng. III, Geom., US History
Improvement on Bonus Points
As data becomes available, 1 point for the improving in the components listed above from year to year —In order to receive the bonus point, high schools
must show improvement in at least 3 out of 5 bonus sections
—The specific criterion for improvement is dependent on the bonus section
Total Bonus Points Possible
A total of 10 points might be earned by a school for it’s overall grade.
Find more information
A-F Report Card worksheetwww.okcareertech.org/cac then Academics
Sources:• House Bill 1456• House Bill 2494• House Bill 1658• SDE – 2013 A to F Report Card Guide• http://ok.gov/sde/f-grading-system
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