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Geneseo Community Unit School District #228
ECRA Group, Inc.
July 2013
2012-2013 Growth Update
Purpose
The purpose of this report is to examine kindergarten through eleventh grade student growth in
District 228 among students during the 2012-2013 school year. Growth for all District 228
students was compared with previous years’ growth among historical District 228 students on
PSAE, EPAS, ISAT, and Discovery.
Summary of Findings
Based on the analysis of student PSAE, EPAS, ISAT, and Discovery data presented in this
report, results suggest that:
District-level Growth – Overall students achieved expected growth in District 228
during the 2012-2013 school year by subject, school, and grade with two exceptions.
Ninth grade students achieved lower than expected growth in math, and eleventh grade
students achieved higher than expected growth in reading.
District Subgroup-level Growth – Students achieved expected growth by subgroup in
District 228 during the 2012-2013 school year with some exceptions. Students with
IEPs achieved lower than expected growth in English and science; while students who
race is identified as “other” achieved lower than expected growth in science.
Millikin Elementary Growth – Overall students achieved expected growth at Millikin
Elementary School during the 2012-2013 school year with some exceptions.
Kindergarten students achieved higher than expected growth in both math and reading.
In addition, in reading higher than expected growth was observed among second grade
students on Discovery, fourth grade students on ISAT, and fifth grade students on
Discovery.
Northside Elementary Growth – Overall students achieved expected growth at
Northside Elementary School during the 2012-2013 school year with some exceptions.
Kindergarten and second grade students achieved lower than expected growth in math;
while fifth grade students achieved higher than expected growth in math on ISAT.
Higher than expected growth was observed among fourth grade students on both math
and reading on both ISAT and Discovery.
Southwest Elementary Growth – Overall students achieved expected growth at
Southwest Elementary School during the 2012-2013 school year with some exceptions.
Kindergarten and fifth grade students achieved lower than expected growth in math.
Kindergarten students also achieved lower than expected growth in reading; while fifth
grade students achieved lower than expected growth in reading on Discovery. Third
grade students also achieved lower than expected growth in reading on Discovery. By
subgroup, lower than expected growth in math was observed among low income
students.
District 228 2012-2013 Growth Update
Executive Summary
Geneseo Middle Growth – Overall students achieved expected growth at Geneseo
Middle School during the 2012-2013 school year by subject, grade, and subgroup.
Geneseo High Growth – Overall students achieved expected growth at Geneseo High
School during the 2012-2013 school year with a couple exceptions. Ninth grade
students achieved lower than expected growth in math; while eleventh grade students
achieved higher than expected growth in reading on both ACT and PSAE. By subgroup,
students with IEPs achieved lower than expected growth in English, math and science.
Students who race is identified as “other” also achieved lower than expected growth in
science; while lower than expected growth was observed among low income students in
math. Hispanic students achieved higher than expected growth in reading.
Methods
PSAE, EPAS, ISAT, and PLAN data from Districts 228 between 2009 and 2013 were used to
build a local growth model that reflects typical student growth. Through this model, each student
was assigned a propensity score based on his or her historical EPAS, ISAT, and/or Discovery
scores. The propensity score indicates the expected achievement for that student. To evaluate
student growth, District 228 students’ actual 2013 PSAE, EPAS, ISAT, and Discovery scores
were compared to the expected values provided by the prediction model. Variables included in
the model as predictors and outcome criterion are listed in the tables below.
Table 1: Growth Model Variables
Grade(s) Predictors Outcome Criterion
Kindergarten Fall kindergarten Discovery Kindergarten Discovery (Math, Reading)
1st Grade Kindergarten Discovery 1
st Grade Discovery (Math, Reading)
2nd
Grade 1st Grade Discovery 2
nd Grade Discovery (Math, Reading)
3rd
Grade 2nd
Grade Discovery 3
rd Grade ISAT (Math, Reading) and Discovery (Math,
Reading)
4th Grade 3
rd Grade ISAT and Discovery
4th Grade ISAT (Math, Reading) and Discovery (Math,
Reading)
5th Grade 4
th Grade ISAT and Discovery
5th Grade ISAT (Math, Reading) and Discovery (Math,
Reading)
6th Grade 5
th Grade ISAT and Discovery
6th Grade ISAT (Math, Reading) and Discovery (Math,
Reading)
7th Grade 6
th Grade ISAT and Discovery
7th Grade ISAT (Math, Reading) and Discovery (Math,
Reading)
8th Grade 7
th Grade ISAT and Discovery
8th Grade ISAT (Math, Reading) and Discovery (Math,
Reading)
9th Grade 8th grade EXPLORE and ISAT 9th grade PLAN (English, Math, Reading, and Science)
10th Grade 9th grade PLAN and 8th grade
EXPLORE
10th grade PLAN (English, Math, Reading, and
Science)
11th Grade 10th grade PLAN and 9th grade
PLAN
11th grade PSAE and ACT (English, Math, Reading,
and Science)
Student Growth by School
District:
DISTRICT 228 GENESEO
All Subjects2013 PSAE, EPAS, ISAT, and Spring Discovery data
2012-2013
Propensity Score based on 2011-2012 EPAS, ISAT, and Discovery data
Criterion:Evaluation Year:
Overall Growth
+ 0.01 Expected Growth
Effective Sample Size
% Expected Growth
Value-Added Growth
District Overall Growth Summary(2012-2013)
From:
11111431 11111431
% High Growth % Low GrowthSchool
Subject:
Growth Comparison Group: Local District
605 %63 + 0.03GENESEO HIGH %17%20
568 %67 - 0.01GENESEO MIDDLE %17%16
388 %66 + 0.18MILLIKIN ELEM %12%21
270 %66 + 0.1NORTHSIDE ELEM %15%19
358 %69 - 0.18SOUTHWEST ELEM %20%11
%66 + 0.0116% 68% 16% 0EXPECTED
ALL
**Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding***Growth not reported for groups with 5 or fewer students
%16%17
* Dot color is green for all value-added growth scores that are not statistically significant
© 2013 ECRA Group All Rights Reserved Powered by:
Higher than Expected GrowthGrowth +.30 or Above
Expected GrowthGrowth between -.29 and +.29
Lower than Expected GrowthGrowth between -.30 and -.59
Unsatisfactory GrowthGrowth -.60 or Below
Student Growth by School
District:
DISTRICT 228 GENESEO
Mathematics2013 PSAE, EPAS, ISAT, and Spring Discovery data
2012-2013
Propensity Score based on 2011-2012 EPAS, ISAT, and Discovery data
Subject:
Criterion:Evaluation Year:
Overall Growth
- 0.04 Expected Growth
Effective Sample Size
% Expected Growth
Value-Added Growth
District Building-Level GrowthSummary (2012-2013)
School
From:
11111431 11111488
% High Growth % Low Growth
Growth Comparison Group: Local District
605 %64 - 0.12GENESEO HIGH %21%16
568 %67 - 0.01GENESEO MIDDLE %17%16
388 %66 + 0.12MILLIKIN ELEM %14%21
269 %64 + 0.15NORTHSIDE ELEM %15%21
355 %71 - 0.18SOUTHWEST ELEM %19%10
%67 - 0.04
16% 68% 16% 0EXPECTED
ALL
**Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding***Growth not reported for groups with 5 or fewer students
%17%16
* Dot color is green for all value-added growth scores that are not statistically significant
© 2013 ECRA Group All Rights Reserved Powered by:
Higher than Expected GrowthGrowth +.30 or Above
Expected GrowthGrowth between -.29 and +.29
Lower than Expected GrowthGrowth between -.30 and -.59
Unsatisfactory GrowthGrowth -.60 or Below
Student Growth by School
District:
DISTRICT 228 GENESEO
Reading2013 PSAE, EPAS, ISAT, and Spring Discovery data
2012-2013
Propensity Score based on 2011-2012 EPAS, ISAT, and Discovery data
Subject:
Criterion:Evaluation Year:
Overall Growth
+ 0.05 Expected Growth
Effective Sample Size
% Expected Growth
Value-Added Growth
District Building-Level GrowthSummary (2012-2013)
School
From:
11111431 11111488
% High Growth % Low Growth
Growth Comparison Group: Local District
605 %62 + 0.18GENESEO HIGH %15%24
568 %67 - 0.01GENESEO MIDDLE %17%16
387 %67 + 0.23MILLIKIN ELEM %11%21
270 %67 + 0.04NORTHSIDE ELEM %16%17
358 %68 - 0.17SOUTHWEST ELEM %20%12
%66 + 0.05
16% 68% 16% 0EXPECTED
ALL
**Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding***Growth not reported for groups with 5 or fewer students
%16%18
* Dot color is green for all value-added growth scores that are not statistically significant
© 2013 ECRA Group All Rights Reserved Powered by:
Higher than Expected GrowthGrowth +.30 or Above
Expected GrowthGrowth between -.29 and +.29
Lower than Expected GrowthGrowth between -.30 and -.59
Unsatisfactory GrowthGrowth -.60 or Below
Student Growth by Grade
District Grade-Level Growth Summary (2012-2013)
DISTRICT 228 GENESEO
Reading + 0.05 Expected Growth
Overall Growth
Criterion:
School-Year GradeEffective
Sample Size% Expected
GrowthValue-Added
Growth
Subject:
2013 PSAE, EPAS, ISAT, and Spring Discovery dataEvaluation Year: 2012-2013
Propensity Score based on 2011-2012 EPAS, ISAT, and Discovery dataFrom:
11111431
11111431
District:
% High Growth % Low Growth
Growth Comparison Group: Local District
2012-2013 K 157 %69 0%15 %16
2012-2013 1 135 70% + 0.02%16 %14
2012-2013 2 181 %71 + 0.01%15 %14
2012-2013 3 142 %69 - 0.03%15 %16
2012-2013 4 222 %64 + 0.17%21 %14
2012-2013 5 176 %67 - 0.03%15 %18
2012-2013 6 171 %68 - 0.01%16 %17
2012-2013 7 204 %68 0%16 %16
2012-2013 8 193 %67 - 0.02%16 %18
2012-2013 9 206 %69 + 0.03%16 %16
2012-2013 10 173 %56 - 0.09%20 %24
2012-2013 11 226 %61 + 0.36%29 %11
%66
16% 16%68% 0EXPECTED
ALL + 0.05
**Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding***Growth not reported for groups with 5 or fewer students
%16%18
* Dot color is green for all value-added growth scores that are not statistically significant
© 2013 ECRA Group All Rights Reserved Powered by:
Higher than Expected Growth
Growth +.30 or Above
Expected Growth
Growth between -.29 and +.29
Lower than Expected GrowthGrowth between -.30 and -.59
Unsatisfactory Growth
Growth -.60 or Below
Student Growth by Subgroup
District Subgroup Growth Summary(2012-2013)
District:
Subject:
Criterion:Evaluation Year:
From:
Effective Sample Size
% Expected Growth
Value-Added Growth
DISTRICT 228 GENESEO
Mathematics2013 PSAE, EPAS, ISAT, and Spring Discovery data
2012-2013
Propensity Score based on 2011-2012 EPAS, ISAT, and Discovery data
Group Subgroup
11111431
11111431
% Low Growth% High Growth
Growth Comparison Group: Local District
Low Income 499 %65 - 0.12Income %20%15Not Low Income 1,686 %67 + 0.01Income %16%17
White 2,020 %66 - 0.01Ethnicity %17%17Black 3 %80 ***Ethnicity %0%20
Hispanic 106 %70 - 0.17Ethnicity %20%10Asian 17 %79 - 0.18Ethnicity %17%3Other 39 %67 - 0.21Ethnicity %21%13IEP 123 %60 - 0.25IEP %24%15
No IEP 2,062 %67 - 0.01IEP %17%17Male 1,111 %65 + 0.03Gender %17%18
Female 1,074 %68 - 0.08Gender %17%15
16% 68% 16% 0EXPECTED**Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding
***Growth not reported for groups with 5 or fewer students* Dot color is green for all value-added growth scores that are not statistically significant
© 2013 ECRA Group All Rights Reserved Powered by:
Higher than Expected GrowthGrowth +.30 or Above
Expected Growth
Growth between -.29 and +.29
Lower than Expected GrowthGrowth between -.30 and -.59
Unsatisfactory GrowthGrowth -.60 or Below
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District 228 Geneseo Grade 3 Spring Discovery Mathematics All
Gra
de 3
Spr
ing
Dis
cove
ry M
athe
mat
ics
Propensity Scale From Grade 2 Discovery
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36 52 68 84 100 116 132 148 164
Mean for students in this group.
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION143 Students
HIGH 23 (16%)
LOW 22 (15%) TYPICAL 98 (69%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
46.2% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
●−0.04
LOWER PROPENSITY
23 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 3 (13%) TYPICAL 14 (61%) LOW 6 (26%)
V−A Growth = 0.03 ●
AVERAGE PROPENSITY
98 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 15 (15%) TYPICAL 68 (69%) LOW 15 (15%)
V−A Growth = −0.10 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
22 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 5 (23%) TYPICAL 16 (73%) LOW 1 (5%)
V−A Growth = 0.14 ●
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● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
● Expected Growth: VAG between −0.29 and +0.29
● Lower than Expected Growth: VAG between −0.30 and −0.59
● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
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Gra
de 4
ISAT
Mat
h
Propensity Scale From Grade 3 ISAT and Discovery
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION222 Students
HIGH 52 (23%)
LOW 31 (14%) TYPICAL 139 (63%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
50% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
75.2%met or exceeded thestate MEETScut−score.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
●0.14
LOWER PROPENSITY
50 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 20 (40%) TYPICAL 25 (50%) LOW 5 (10%)
V−A Growth = 0.55 ●
AVERAGE PROPENSITY
141 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 26 (18%) TYPICAL 94 (67%) LOW 21 (15%)
V−A Growth = 0.04 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
31 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 6 (19%) TYPICAL 20 (65%) LOW 5 (16%)
V−A Growth = −0.10 ●
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● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
● Expected Growth: VAG between −0.29 and +0.29
● Lower than Expected Growth: VAG between −0.30 and −0.59
● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
yrig
ht @
201
3, E
CR
A G
RO
UP,
INC
., R
osem
ont,
IL.
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District 228 Geneseo Grade 4 Spring Discovery Mathematics All
Gra
de 4
Spr
ing
Dis
cove
ry M
athe
mat
ics
Propensity Scale From Grade 3 ISAT and Discovery
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION221 Students
HIGH 44 (20%)
LOW 29 (13%) TYPICAL 148 (67%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
53.4% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
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LOWER PROPENSITY
50 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 12 (24%) TYPICAL 34 (68%) LOW 4 (8%)
V−A Growth = 0.35 ●
AVERAGE PROPENSITY
140 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 26 (19%) TYPICAL 92 (66%) LOW 22 (16%)
V−A Growth = 0.03 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
31 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 6 (19%) TYPICAL 22 (71%) LOW 3 (10%)
V−A Growth = −0.04 ●
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● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
● Expected Growth: VAG between −0.29 and +0.29
● Lower than Expected Growth: VAG between −0.30 and −0.59
● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
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3, E
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RO
UP,
INC
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osem
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Gra
de 5
ISAT
Mat
h
Propensity Scale From Grade 4 ISAT and Discovery
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Points may represent more than one student.●
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION176 Students
HIGH 29 (16%)
LOW 30 (17%) TYPICAL 117 (66%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
51.7% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
68.8%met or exceeded thestate MEETScut−score.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
●0.06
LOWER PROPENSITY
31 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 9 (29%) TYPICAL 19 (61%) LOW 3 (10%)
V−A Growth = 0.25 ●
AVERAGE PROPENSITY
127 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 19 (15%) TYPICAL 84 (66%) LOW 24 (19%)
V−A Growth = 0.04 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
18 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 1 (6%) TYPICAL 14 (78%) LOW 3 (17%)
V−A Growth = −0.08 ●
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● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
● Expected Growth: VAG between −0.29 and +0.29
● Lower than Expected Growth: VAG between −0.30 and −0.59
● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
yrig
ht @
201
3, E
CR
A G
RO
UP,
INC
., R
osem
ont,
IL.
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1600
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District 228 Geneseo Grade 5 Spring Discovery Mathematics All
Gra
de 5
Spr
ing
Dis
cove
ry M
athe
mat
ics
Propensity Scale From Grade 4 ISAT and Discovery
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION175 Students
HIGH 25 (14%)
LOW 31 (18%) TYPICAL 119 (68%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
45.7% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
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LOWER PROPENSITY
31 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 5 (16%) TYPICAL 21 (68%) LOW 5 (16%)
V−A Growth = 0.04 ●
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126 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 16 (13%) TYPICAL 86 (68%) LOW 24 (19%)
V−A Growth = −0.08 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
18 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 4 (22%) TYPICAL 12 (67%) LOW 2 (11%)
V−A Growth = 0.02 ●
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5
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● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
● Expected Growth: VAG between −0.29 and +0.29
● Lower than Expected Growth: VAG between −0.30 and −0.59
● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
yrig
ht @
201
3, E
CR
A G
RO
UP,
INC
., R
osem
ont,
IL.
150
200
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350
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Gra
de 6
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h
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION171 Students
HIGH 28 (16%)
LOW 27 (16%) TYPICAL 116 (68%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
50.3% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
59.1%met or exceeded thestate MEETScut−score.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
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LOWER PROPENSITY
32 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 5 (16%) TYPICAL 23 (72%) LOW 4 (12%)
V−A Growth = 0.04 ●
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110 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 18 (16%) TYPICAL 72 (65%) LOW 20 (18%)
V−A Growth = 0.02 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
29 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 5 (17%) TYPICAL 21 (72%) LOW 3 (10%)
V−A Growth = −0.10 ●
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5
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● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
● Expected Growth: VAG between −0.29 and +0.29
● Lower than Expected Growth: VAG between −0.30 and −0.59
● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
yrig
ht @
201
3, E
CR
A G
RO
UP,
INC
., R
osem
ont,
IL.
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
District 228 Geneseo Grade 6 Spring Discovery Mathematics All
Gra
de 6
Spr
ing
Dis
cove
ry M
athe
mat
ics
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36 52 68 84 100 116 132 148 164
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION169 Students
HIGH 26 (15%)
LOW 27 (16%) TYPICAL 116 (69%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
53.3% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
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LOWER PROPENSITY
31 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 5 (16%) TYPICAL 20 (65%) LOW 6 (19%)
V−A Growth = 0.05 ●
AVERAGE PROPENSITY
110 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 16 (15%) TYPICAL 77 (70%) LOW 17 (15%)
V−A Growth = −0.06 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
28 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 5 (18%) TYPICAL 19 (68%) LOW 4 (14%)
V−A Growth = −0.01 ●
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● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
● Expected Growth: VAG between −0.29 and +0.29
● Lower than Expected Growth: VAG between −0.30 and −0.59
● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
yrig
ht @
201
3, E
CR
A G
RO
UP,
INC
., R
osem
ont,
IL.
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
District 228 Geneseo Grade K Spring Discovery Reading All
Gra
de K
Spr
ing
Dis
cove
ry R
eadi
ng
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION157 Students
HIGH 23 (15%)
LOW 25 (16%) TYPICAL 109 (69%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
40.1% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
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LOWER PROPENSITY
23 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 4 (17%) TYPICAL 17 (74%) LOW 2 (9%)
V−A Growth = 0.09 ●
AVERAGE PROPENSITY
114 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 15 (13%) TYPICAL 77 (68%) LOW 22 (19%)
V−A Growth = −0.04 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
20 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 4 (20%) TYPICAL 15 (75%) LOW 1 (5%)
V−A Growth = 0.13 ●
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● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
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● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
yrig
ht @
201
3, E
CR
A G
RO
UP,
INC
., R
osem
ont,
IL.
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
District 228 Geneseo Grade 1 Spring Discovery Reading All
Gra
de 1
Spr
ing
Dis
cove
ry R
eadi
ng
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION135 Students
HIGH 22 (16%)
LOW 19 (14%) TYPICAL 94 (70%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
45.9% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
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LOWER PROPENSITY
18 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 5 (28%) TYPICAL 11 (61%) LOW 2 (11%)
V−A Growth = 0.15 ●
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91 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 14 (15%) TYPICAL 64 (70%) LOW 13 (14%)
V−A Growth = 0.02 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
26 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 3 (12%) TYPICAL 19 (73%) LOW 4 (15%)
V−A Growth = −0.06 ●
50
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● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
● Expected Growth: VAG between −0.29 and +0.29
● Lower than Expected Growth: VAG between −0.30 and −0.59
● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
yrig
ht @
201
3, E
CR
A G
RO
UP,
INC
., R
osem
ont,
IL.
1500
1600
1700
1800
District 228 Geneseo Grade 5 Spring Discovery Reading All
Gra
de 5
Spr
ing
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cove
ry R
eadi
ng
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION175 Students
HIGH 29 (17%)
LOW 32 (18%) TYPICAL 114 (65%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
47.4% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
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LOWER PROPENSITY
36 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 8 (22%) TYPICAL 20 (56%) LOW 8 (22%)
V−A Growth = 0.02 ●
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116 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 17 (15%) TYPICAL 81 (70%) LOW 18 (16%)
V−A Growth = 0.02 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
23 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 4 (17%) TYPICAL 13 (57%) LOW 6 (26%)
V−A Growth = −0.10 ●
50
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● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
yrig
ht @
201
3, E
CR
A G
RO
UP,
INC
., R
osem
ont,
IL.
180
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Gra
de 6
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Rea
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION170 Students
HIGH 26 (15%)
LOW 31 (18%) TYPICAL 113 (66%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
50.6% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
71.8%met or exceeded thestate MEETScut−score.
Value−Added Growth (VAG)
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LOWER PROPENSITY
27 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 4 (15%) TYPICAL 17 (63%) LOW 6 (22%)
V−A Growth = −0.19 ●
AVERAGE PROPENSITY
119 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 19 (16%) TYPICAL 80 (67%) LOW 20 (17%)
V−A Growth = 0.03 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
24 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 3 (12%) TYPICAL 16 (67%) LOW 5 (21%)
V−A Growth = 0.07 ●
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● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
Cop
yrig
ht @
201
3, E
CR
A G
RO
UP,
INC
., R
osem
ont,
IL.
010
2030
40
District 228 Geneseo Grade 11 Spring ACT Reading All
Gra
de 1
1 S
prin
g A
CT
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GROWTH DISTRIBUTION226 Students
HIGH 65 (29%)
LOW 21 (9%) TYPICAL 140 (62%)
Normal: 16% High, 68% Typical, 16% Low
64.6% met or exceededtheir projected scores.
58.8%met or exceeded theACT College Readiness Benchmark
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LOWER PROPENSITY
28 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 1 (4%) TYPICAL 27 (96%) LOW 0 (0%)
V−A Growth = −0.02 ●
AVERAGE PROPENSITY
168 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 54 (32%) TYPICAL 97 (58%) LOW 17 (10%)
V−A Growth = 0.47 ●
HIGHER PROPENSITY
30 Students
GROWTH DISTRIBUTION
HIGH 10 (33%) TYPICAL 16 (53%) LOW 4 (13%)
V−A Growth = 0.25 ●
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−−−−−−−−−− Statistically Significant VAG Values −−−−−−−−−−
● Higher than Expected Growth: VAG is 0.30 or Above
● Expected Growth: VAG between −0.29 and +0.29
● Lower than Expected Growth: VAG between −0.30 and −0.59
● Unsatisfactory Growth: VAG −0.60 or Below
−−−−−−−−− Exceptions −−−−−−−−−−
Dot color is set to green for VAG scores that are not statisticallydifferent from zero.
No VAG values are printed forgroups with fewer than 5 students.
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