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Accountability Up-dates 2014 June
Timeline of Events
1
Review contents of Accountability 2014 notebook
1. Overview of Each Index including safe guards
2. Distinction Designations
3. Timeline of Events
Performance Index Framework
4
For 2013 and beyond, an accountability framework of four Performance Indexes includes a broad set of measures that provide a comprehensive evaluation of the campus or district.
Student Achievement
Index I
Student Progress
Index 2
Closing Performance
Gaps
Index 3
Postsecondary Readiness
Index 4
Accountability System
Texas Education Agency | Office of Assessment and Accountability | Division of Performance Reporting
Overview of Performance Index Framework (one page) http://ritter.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/account/2014/materials.html
Review STAAR Vocabulary
• Performance categories – Level III: Advanced Academic Performance*
– Level II: Satisfactory Academic Performance
– Level I: Unsatisfactory Academic Performance
• Performance Standards – Phase-in 1 Level II
– Phase-in 2 Level II
– Final Recommended Level II
• Performance Targets
• Student’s Gain Score ( Index 2)
• ELL Progress Measure
• Safe Guards
• Distinction Designation
Performance Target
Tab 1
INDEX ONE
Performance Targets
ELL Progress Measure
Student Achievement
Index I
Index 1 is your data source for all
the other indices.
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10
2013 Index 1
2014 Accountability Manual page 19 - 20 & 33
What is the purpose of the ELL progress measure?
The ELL progress measure has been created specifically for Texas ELL students. It takes into account the time needed to acquire the English language and to fully demonstrate grade-level academic skills in English.
• Step 1: Determine if the student is eligible to receive the ELL progress measure
There are three steps used to calculate the ELL progress measure:
There are three steps used to calculate the ELL progress measure:
• Step 2: Determine the appropriate plan for the student
There are three steps used to calculate the ELL progress measure:
• Step 3: Using the student’s current number of years in U.S. schools and ELL progress measure plan (found in step 2), find the student’s Met and Exceeded scale score expectations. Compare the student’s scale score on the STAAR assessment to the Met and Exceeded expectations.
ELL Progress Measure Expectations for Grade 7*
Guide to Computing the ELL Progress Measure
ELL progress measure- CSR
ELL Progress Measure
Tab 2
SAFE GUARDS
Index 1 is your data source
The safeguards system meets additional
federal accountability requirements.
Second
Tab 2013 Safeguards
Look at your Safe Guards
• Did your student groups meet the State Target of 55?
• Did your student groups meet the Federal Target of 79?
System Safeguards 23
Results will be reported for any group that meets accountability minimum
size criteria.
Failure to meet the safeguard target for any reported group must be addressed in the campus or district improvement plan.
Performance on the safeguard measures will be incorporated into the Texas Accountability Intervention System (TAIS).
See Accountability Monitoring website for further information: http://www.tea.state.tx.us/pmi/accountabilitymonitoring/
Tab 3
INDEX TWO
Student’s Gain Score
Student Progress
Index 2
Index 2- Progress Measure
For STAAR, progress is measured as a student’s gain score, which is the difference between the score a student achieved in the prior year and the score a student achieved in the current year.
Individual student progress is then categorized as Did Not Meet, Met, or Exceeded.
Index 2- Progress Measure
To meet the progress target, a student’s gain score must be at least the difference between the final level II standard on the current year’s test and the final level II standard on the prior-year’s test. This definition is based on the goal that students in Level II will at least maintain Level II performance.
The same concept applies to students who were in Level III: Advanced Academic Performance in the prior year. For these students the Met progress target is defined as the distance between the Level III standards in the prior year grade.
The Exceeded progress target is a designation reserved for those students who have demonstrated significant growth over the course of the year, beyond that of the Met progress target. The Exceeded progress target is defined as the distance between the Level II standard in the prior year and the Level III standard in the current year.
Index 2- Progress Measure
Students who score in the level III range may meet progress or exceed progress.
Students who score in the level II (passing) range may meet progress, exceed progress, or not meet progress.
Students who score in the level I (not passing) range may meet progress, exceed progress, or not meet progress.
Index 2- Progress Measure
Index 2- Progress Measure
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Index 2: Student Progress focuses on actual student growth independent of overall achievement levels for each race/ethnicity student group, students with disabilities, and English language learners.
ELL Progress Measure
Index 2- Progress Measure
2014 Elementary School Middle School High School
READING
Gr. 4 Reading Gr. 6 Reading -
Gr. 5 Reading Gr. 7 Reading Gr. 8 Reading
MATHEMATICS
Gr. 4 Mathematics Gr. 6 Mathematics Algebra l
Gr. 5 Mathematics Gr. 7 Mathematics
- Gr. 8 Mathematics Algebra l
WRITING -
2013 Index 2
Tab 4
INDEX THREE
Index 1 is your data source
Closing Performance
Gaps
Index 3
Index 3 document:
• Confirm lowest performing groups
identified meet the minimum size criteria of
25 tests in BOTH Reading and Math.
• Identify two lowest performing groups
ELL Progress Measure
2013 Index 3
Tab 5
INDEX FOUR
Final level II performance standard
Index 1 is your data source
Postsecondary Readiness
Index 4
Elementary and Middles schools are evaluated
2012-2014
2014-2015
2016 and
Beyond
Phase-in , Level II
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Phase-In – Level II
The percent of students meeting the final level II performance
standard in:
• Two or more subject areas or
• One subject area if only one subject tare test is taken.
Grade 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Areas
Tested
Math
Reading
Math
Reading
Writing
Math
Reading
Science
Math
Reading
Math
Reading
Writing
Math
Reading
Science
S.
Studies
ELA I/II
ALG I
BIO
US HIST
ELL Progress Measure
TAPR (AEIS Report)
Tab 6
DISTINCTION DESIGNATION
Campus Comparison Group provides the campus comparison
group used for determining Distinction Designations.
Distinction Designation
2013 Distinction Designations
Student Progress (based on Index 2)
Academic Achievement in:
Reading/English Language Arts
Mathematics
2014 Distinction Designations
Student Progress (based on Index 2)
Closing Performance Gaps (based on Index 3)
Academic Achievement in:
Reading/English Language Arts
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Postsecondary Readiness for campuses and districts
Distinction Designation
See sample of 2014 Accountability Summary included in manual
Tab 7
INDEX TARGETS CAMPUS COMPARISON GROUPS
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2014 Index Targets – Summary Document pg. 2
Texas Education Agency | Office of Assessment and Accountability | Division of Performance Reporting
Tab 8
NEW INFORMATION ANTICIPATED TIMELINE OF EVENTS
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Legislative Changes - 83rd Texas Legislature
Accountability Ratings Beginning with the 2016-17 school
year, TEA is required to assign ratings of A, B, C, D, or F to districts, and ratings of exemplary, recognized, acceptable, or unacceptable to campuses.
First week in August we will have 2014
Preliminary Accountability Tables with
rating labels
State Accountability Overview
2014