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New Century High School Initiative Progress Report July 2007. More New Century High School students face economic, social, and academic challenges than their citywide counterparts. NCHS serve a higher percentage of students below grade level than high schools citywide. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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More New Century High School students face economic, social, and academic challenges than their citywide counterparts.
Citywide Free Lunch: 51%
NCHS Free Lunch: 69%
Citywide % Black or Hispanic: 67.7%
NCHS % Black or Hispanic: 91%
Initiative-Wide Poverty Status
Initiative-Wide Ethnicity ELA and Math Score Averages*
% Level 1 + 2 Students
NCHS serve a higher percentage of students below grade level than
high schools citywide.
*Based on April 2006 data
Asian, 3%Native American, 0.4%
White, 3% No Data, 3%
Hispanic, 48%
Black, 43%
No Data, 14%
Full Price Lunch, 9%
Reduced Price Lunch,
8%Free Lunch,
69%
Demographic numbers for 30,861 active students
• Attendance at NCHS: 86% Citywide average: 83%
• Reaching our target of 92% continues to be a challenge.
Average School Attendance at New Century High Schools in ’06–‘07, excluding transfer schools (n = 80)
NCHS average (86%)
Citywide average(83%)
2001 Attendanceat high schools replaced by NCHS(75%)
New Century High Schools attendance is higher than the citywide average.
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Cohort (By End of Year) Total Credits Regents PassedFreshmen 8 0Sophomores 20 0Juniors 30 2Seniors 38 3
Cohort (By End of Year) Total Credits Regents PassedFreshmen 11 1Sophomores 22 2Juniors 33 3Seniors 44 5
On Track for Graduation
Almost On Track for Graduation
62% of New Century High School students are on track or almost on track to graduate.
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Note: 44 credits required for graduation
All students through cohort 2010 (n=21,259) Excluding 3 transfer schools and 3 schools with data entry problems. Includes students who have dropped out.
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Cohort 20107,452 students
Cohort 20096,857 students
Cohort 20085,924 students
Cohort 20073,047 students
The needs of each cohort require differentiated strategies.
• NVPS will focus on helping students remain on track from the freshman year forward.
Students on Track by CohortExcludes transfer schools (3), schools with data problems (3), and students in a cohort of less than 20 students within their school. Graduation numbers are preliminary; 2007 numbers do not yet include August graduates.
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69 schools have a graduating class of Cohort 2008 students (2 excluded for data problems)Bars represent on track + almost on track students combined
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70 schools have a graduating class of Cohort 2009 students (2 excluded for data problems)Bars represent on track + almost on track students combined
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To reach our goal of 80%, all of our almost on track students and 986 out of 2,171 off-track and discharged students will need to graduate.
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This will require intensive analysis of Regents and credit accumulation.
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REGENTS PASSED0 1 2 3 4 5
On Track in Credits 25 46 0 0 0 0
Not On Track in Overall Credits (No Specific Subject)
8 14 3 5 7 6
Not On Track in 1 Core Subject 37 78 36 40 42 39
Not On Track in 2 Core Subjects 53 81 83 73 59 49
Not On Track in 3 Core Subjects 91 86 82 65 53 22
Not On Track in 4 Core Subjects 589 211 96 51 31 10
The 2,171 off-track students in Cohort 2008 vary substantially in what they need to graduate.
318 students, while behind in credits, have demonstrated their academic ability by passing at least 4 regents exams.
These 1,126 students will be the most difficult to help graduate.
Of all off track students in Cohort 2008, these 529 students are in the best position to graduate with targeted interventions. The campuses with the highest concentrations of these students are:
• Stevenson (52) (5 schools)• Jefferson (40) (4 schools)
• JFK (38) (4 schools)• Walton (28) (3 schools)
• Wingate (28) (4 schools)
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Students are meeting some but not all Regents requirements.
After three years of high school, over one third of students still need to pass the ELA, Global Studies, and US History Regents each
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Note: ELA and Math scores at 75 or above are hatched in blue to indicate readiness for introductory courses at CUNY
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