State of the Jackson County Central School District - 2011

8/3/2019 State of the Jackson County Central School District - 2011

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Were One of the Best Districts in the State.

Established in 1997 and just getting better!


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Perfect score is a 36.

Composite score is combination of English,

Math, Reading and Science sub-tests.

Minnesota has the highest ACT state-widescore in the nation for the ninth year in a row!

Minnesotas state composite score for 2011is 22.9


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2011 22.9 Highest score in JCC History! 2010 22.3

2009 21.1

2008 21.9 2007 22.0

2006 21.5

2005 22.3

2004 20.6

2003 20.9


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Since 2003, Minnesotas composite ACTscore has gone up from 22.1 to 22.9 (4%increase)

Since 2003, JCCs composite ACT score hasincreased from 20.9 to 22.9 (10% increase)

JCC is at the Minnesota State Average, whichis the highest in the nation!


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Only 109 of the 337 Minnesota School Districts aremaking AYP. (Less than 1/3 of the state)

To make AYP a school district has to be improving inthese areas for all grade levels and sub-groups:

Attendance, Graduation, Written Comprehension Test,Math Tests, & Reading Tests

Making AYP: JCC and Round Lake Not Making AYP: MCW, Windom, Mt. Lake, HeronLake-Okabena, Brewster, Luverne, Marshall, Adrian,

Redwood Valley, Pipestone, Worthington, St. James, BlueEarth, Fairmont, New Ulm, Sleepy Eye, & Tracy.


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JCC 69% Proficiency Rate Windom 59

State Average 58

Brewster 57 Mt. Lake 55

Round Lake 51

MCW 46

HL-O 36


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JCC 69% Proficiency Rate Adrian 63

Sleepy Eye 63

New Ulm 60 State Average 58

Tracy Area 56

Fairmont 54

Blue Earth 50

St. James 38


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JCC 69% Proficiency Rate Marshall 63

Windom 59

Luverne 59 State Average 58

Redwood 55

Pipestone 50

Worthington 39


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JCC 79% Proficiency Rate Mt. Lake 77

State Average 75

Windom 73 MCW 73

Brewster 72

Round Lake 67

HL-O 62


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JCC 79% Proficiency Rate Tracy Area 79

Adrian 77

State Average 75 Fairmont 75

New Ulm 73

Blue Earth 72

Sleepy Eye 72 St. James 58


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Luverne 82% Proficiency Rate JCC 79 Pipestone 79

Marshall 75 State Average 75

Windom 73

Redwood 73

Worthington 61


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JCC as SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSfor 2010-11 Sports in:

Football

Volleyball

Girls Cross Country

Gymnastics

Wrestling Girls Basketball


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Boys Cross Country (8th Justin Cook and 56th Mark Strom) Gymnastics (Sydnee Donnelli - 5th in Vault, Adriane Rentschler,

Brandi Sether-Hassing, & Courtney Donnelli)

Girls Basketball Top 8 Team Wrestling State Team Champions! (Bronson Steuber 1st,

Darrick Vancura 2nd, Cooper Moore, Jordan Phibbs)

Boys Track State Champion in Boys 800 m. Justin Cook& 7th Place in 4x800m Relay - Cook, Strom, Kocak, & Freeman

& Jason Vongsavanh 200 m. Dash

Girls Track (Sydnee Donnelli 100m. Dash) Girls Golf (3rd Place Kaylee Benson)


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FIRST Robotics Team- 2010-11 was 1st year of the program at JCC.

- We had five students competing on the team:

Alan Porter, Josh Christopher, Cole Lundeen, BradGustafson, Andrew Holinberg.

JCC won the Championship in Regional 5-StateTournament in St. Paul. (MN, WI, IA, MO, MI)

- JCC competed at National Tournament in April2011 in St. Louis against rest of USA, Canada,Mexico, Israel, France, and other nations.


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National Competition Oct. 2010 Indianapolis- 3rd Place in Livestock Judging Team- 9th Place in Agronomy/Crops Team

State Competition May 2011 St. Paul- 86 JCC students competed on 20 different teams.- 14 teams finished in the Top 4.- We had three 1st place Teams Ag Sales, Crops, and Horse

Judging

International Competition June 2011 Scotland- JCCs Livestock Judging Team of Evan Koep, Tanner Post, Zach

Post, and Kate Anderson competed Highland International.- Evan Koep and Kate Anderson finished 3rd place in the world in

the Sheep Judging.


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Weve come a long way in the past 15years,and we still have room to grow!

Getting the first 79% proficient is far easierthan getting the remaining 21%.

To accomplish this, we need to continue to

think outside the box and work harder thanever!

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State of the Jackson County Central School District - 2011