香港六合彩

1

TETN Accountability Update Session

November 15, 2007

2

State Accountability Update

3

Recent and Upcoming Events

November 15 AEIS release on TEASE

November 28 AEIS release on TEA public website

December 6 PEG release on TEASE

December 11 School Report Cards (SRCs) released(target)

December 12 Public Education Grant (PEG) list (target) released on TEA Correspondence Site

Mid-December 2006-07 Pocket Edition published (web and print)

4

Gold Performance Acknowledgments

5

Gold Performance Acknowledgments

Among the campuses that were evaluated for GPA:

18% earned exactly 1



78% earned 1 or more


6

Gold Performance Acknowledgments (continued)

Among the districts that were evaluated for GPA:






7

Gold Performance Acknowledgment (continued)

GPA Indicators 2007

1 Advanced/Dual Enrollment Course Completion >= 25.0%

2Advanced Placement/International Baccalaureate Results

>= 15.0% and

>= 50.0%

3

>= 95.0%

>= 96.0%

>= 97.0%

4-8

Commended Performance:

Reading/ELA

Mathematics

Writing

Science

Social Studies

>= 25.0%

Attendance Rate High School:

Middle/K-12/District: Elementary:

8

Gold Performance Acknowledgment (continued)

GPA Indicators 2007

9Recommended High School Program (RHSP)/ Distinguished Achievement Program (DAP)

>= 80.0%

10SAT/ACT Results

(College Admissions Tests)

>= 70.0% and

>= 40.0% (new SAT reading and

mathematics only)

11Texas Success Initiative: Higher Education Readiness Component- English Language Arts

50%

12Texas Success Initiative: Higher Education Readiness Component- Mathematics

50%

13 -14

Comparable Improvement (campus only acknowledgments)

Reading/ELA

Mathematics

Top Quartile (top 25%)

9


The number of campuses and districts earning acknowledgment on the RHSP indicator continues to decline.

RHSP/DAP 2005 2006 2007

# campus earned 696 516 384

% campus earned 8.8% 6.5% 4.8%

# district earned 527 389 270

% district earned 42.9% 31.7% 22.1%

10


At the district level, the number of districts earning acknowledgments declined for every GPA indicator, except the two TSI indicators. The biggest decline was in commended performance on writing. There are 208 fewer districts commended on writing than in 2006. The greatest increase was for the TSI in ELA where there are 266 more districts earning this acknowledgment.

11


At the campus level, the number of campuses earning acknowledgments declined for 8 of the possible 14 GPA indicators. The biggest decline was in commended performance on mathematics. There are almost 600 fewer campuses commended on mathematics than in 2006. The greatest increase was for the TSI in ELA where there are 307 more campuses earning this acknowledgment.

12

Technical Assistance Teams

13

TAT Methodology

The TAKS data was rebuilt for both 2006-07 and 2005-06 to include selected TAKS-Inclusive grades and subjects and to include grade 8 science results. These data are reported on the 2006-07 AEIS reports as a Preview Indicator (example to follow).

SDAA II results are not evaluated.

Paired campuses and obsolete campuses are removed from the TAT list.

There is no waiver provision for the 2007-08 TAT list.

14

TAT Facts

There are 395 unique districts with one or more campuses on the TAT list. This compares to 157 unique districts on the 2006-07 list.

Most districts have only one campus on the list (62%). Houston ISD has the most campuses of any single district, with 56.

The most common campus type on the list is Middle School with 40% (among the Both, Elementary, Middle School, and Secondary categories).

The 2006-07 TAT list had 234 campuses, with 35 waivers, so only 199 campuses had TAT requirements. The 2007-08 list is almost four times as large with 877 campuses and no waivers.

15

The TAT Data

The AEIS reports (released to superintendents today through the TEASE site) contains a 2008 Preview Indicator.

Economically. Disadvantaged

= All Students

16

The TAT Data (continued)

The 2008 Preview Indicator is the data that was used to identify campuses for the TAT list.

The TAT processing also evaluated student group size, checked for requirement improvement, and applied the Exceptions Provision. These details cannot be discerned from the Preview Indicator.

17

TAT Consequences

Questions about TAT membership should be directed to the PMI Division at 463-9414.

Team membership should be submitted by November 30, 2007.

18

TAT FAQs

Why is a certain school on the list? See the AEIS 2008 Preview Indicator.

I have a school on the list. What must I do now? Identify your TAT membership and submit name(s) to the PMI Division.

Is this particular person eligible to be a team member? Contact PMI.

19

TAT FAQs (continued)

I can’t reconcile my data with your data. How did you get the results you used? We recomputed both the 2007 data and the 2006 data to include grade 8 science results at the PR level as well as TAKS-I (science and social studies and grade 11).

Will the agency provide data in the future? No recomputation of data is necessary next year, so August 1 Accountability Data Tables can be used. Reasons will be provided on the TAT list. It is also anticipated that notification will occur via TEASE instead of via mailing.

20

TAT FAQs (continued)

I have a 2007 granted appeal based on data quality issues, yet you evaluated me for the TAT list based on the bad data anyway. Why? Even with granted appeals the underlying data are not altered. The 2007 data was the only performance data available to evaluate against the 2008 system criteria.

21

2006-07 Academic Excellence Indicator System (AEIS) Update

22

November 15 TEASE release

Email notification was sent November 14 to district superintendents with a copy to ESC directors.

The TEASE site provides everything districts need to fulfill statutory requirements associated with AEIS.

Site also provides Guidelines and Glossary.

Unlike other TEASE products, the AEIS reports are NOT confidential.

23

District Responsibilities (See Guidelines for details)

PUBLISHING

MUST publish: performance and profile sections of district and campus AEIS reports

MAY publish: Glossary (Note: Spanish language translation of the Glossary will be available in January 2008)

MUST ADD and publish: Campus performance objectives Report of violent or criminal incidents Information from THECB about performance of students

in postsecondary institutions

24

District Responsibilities (continued)

HEARING FOR PUBLIC DISCUSSION

Must be held within 90 calendar days after the November 15th TEASE release. District winter break days do not count toward the 90 days.

Within 2 weeks after the hearing, the AEIS report must be disseminated.

25


DISSEMINATION OF THE REPORT

May be accomplished by:

Directing readers to copies of the reports located on the district’s website (preferred).

Directing readers to the TEA AEIS website.

Through mailouts.

By posting the report in public places.

26


AEIS AND THE DISTRICT WEBSITE

TEC 39.252 requires the district to post the most current AEIS report by the 10th instructional day. There is no requirement in this statute that district websites must be updated with new AEIS reports after the 10th instructional day; however, districts are encouraged to do so.

See our FAQ about this requirement at: http://www.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/3297_faq.html

27

November 28 Public Release

Includes the TEASE products; namely, individual district and campus AEIS reports, CI reports, Glossary, and Guidelines.

ADDS: Region reports State report A separate report of how mobile students performed (state-

level only) Data download (including explanation of masking) Additional CI information The Multi-Year feature Direct links to prior year reports Direct links to grade level Progress of Prior Year Failers

28

Changes to 2006-07 AEIS

Accountability Preview of 2008:

An indicator is included that shows TAKS performance constructed to reflect the indicator definition that will be used in the 2008 accountability system. This indicator is titled, “TAKS Met 2008 Standard (Sum of All Grades Tested, INCLUDING grade 8 Science and TAKS-I—2008 Preview at Panel Recommended).”

Participation:

“TAKS-Alternate Only” and “Combination” have been added to the tested subsection.

29

Changes to 2006-07 AEIS (continued)

TAKS-Inclusive:

TAKS-I results, previously reported as a separate indicator, have been deleted. The TAKS-I results (for selected subjects and grades) are now included with other TAKS data in the Accountability Preview indicator described above. TAKS-I results are not included in the TAKS results by grade.

Although TAKS-I has been renamed “TAKS (Accommodated),” the 2006-07 AEIS reports and Glossary use “TAKS-I”.

30


Annual Dropout Rate:

The annual dropout rate for grades 9-12 is added. All three annual dropout rates (7-8, 7-12, and 9-12) will appear on each district, region, and state report. However, only the 7-8 and 9-12 rates will appear on campuses evaluated under standard procedures. The 7-8 and 7-12 rates will appear on campuses evaluated under AEA procedures. Due to definition changes to the annual dropout rate, only the current year of dropout data is shown.

31


College-Ready Graduates:

A new indicator of college readiness is added to the college-ready section of the report. To be considered college-ready, a graduate must have achieved a certain performance level on any one of the following tests: the exit-level TAKS, the SAT, or the ACT.

English Language Learners Progress Measure:

For the first time, two years of information are available for this indicator (2006-07 and 2005-06). Also, more details are provided for the definition of this indicator in a new appendix to the Glossary, Appendix H.

32

School Report Card

2006-07 Summary

33

Overview

A subset of the AEIS

Governed by its own statute (TEC 39.052) and Commissioner’s Rule (TAC 61.1021)

Intent is for this report to get to the homes of each child

34

Delivery & Notification from TEA

A website release only. Paper copies not mailed.

Web products are accessible through the AEIS site — no separate TEASE release.

Target release date – December 11.

Superintendents and principals notified of availability via email.

35

District Responsibilities

Districts must provide SRCs to their campuses.

Must be disseminated to parents within six weeks after districts are notified by TEA.

The district winter break doesn’t count toward the six week period.

There are various ways to achieve the distribution requirements (see TAC 61.1021).

Supplemental materials are provided by TEAo Sample cover letters to parents (English and Spanish)o Definitions (English and, as soon as available, Spanish)

36

Public Education Grant (PEG) Program – 2008-09 Summary

37

Overview

A statutorily-mandated program of school choice

(TEC Ch. 29, Subchapter G, 29.201-29.205).

Statute addresses campus identification, funding issues, and student eligibility issues.

38

Criteria

Partially tied to accountability ratings, but not aligned with either the state system, AYP, or the TAT list.

PEG criteria are tougher on the evaluation of science and math results than the state standards currently are.

There is a 3 year moving time period, so even improved schools stay on the list if they were AU in any of the previous three years.

The number of campuses anticipated this year is expected to be lower than last year. Last year there were 924 schools identified.

39

Calendar and Notification

Planned release on December 6 via TEASE to all districts with one or more campuses on the list.

List will be posted to agency website on December 12.

An online FAQ is available through the Division of Performance Reporting Resources link

http://www.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/resources/index.html

40

District Responsibilities

Statute requires that districts notify parents of the 2008-09 list by February 1 of 2008.

List is based on ’05, ’06, and ’07 performance, but is in effect for the 2008-09 school year.

41

2008 AEA Campus Registration Process - Reopened

42

2008 AEA Campus Registration Process - Reopened

The initial 2008 AEA campus registration process was conducted online using the TEASE Accountability website September 10-21, 2007.

An e-mail message was sent on September 7, 2007 informing district superintendents of the 2008 AEA registration process. Due to a network problem, this e-mail was not delivered until September 27, after AEA registration had closed.

To ensure an AEA registration process that is administered fairly and consistently for all campuses, the online 2008 AEA campus registration process is reopened November 12-28, 2007.

43

2008 AEA Campus Registration Process - Reopened (continued) Forms submitted online during the September 10-21

registration window will remain in effect for the 2007-08 school year. Do not resubmit 2008 AEA registration or rescission forms submitted September 10-21.

Verify that AECs are pre-registered using the 2008 Pre-Registered AEC List at http://www.tea.state.tx.us/aea.

AECs requesting AEA registration must complete an electronic 2007-08 AEA Campus Registration Form.

AECs for which 2007 AEA registration was rescinded due to not meeting the at-risk registration criterion must submit an electronic 2007-08 AEA Campus Registration Form if the AEC wishes to request AEA registration in 2008.

44

2008 AEA Campus Registration Process - Reopened (continued) AECs wishing to rescind AEA registration must complete

an electronic 2007-08 AEA Campus Rescission Form.

AEA rescission and registration forms submitted via TEASE Accountability must be printed and maintained by superintendents as official documentation of AEA campus registration requests.

The reopened 2008 AEA campus registration process closes at 5:00 p.m. CDT on November 28, 2007. AEA registration and rescission forms will not be processed after this time.

The 2008 Registered AEC List will be posted online at http://www.tea.state.tx.us/aea in December.

45

Federal Accountability Update

46

2007 AYP Release Schedule

Tuesday, December 11 (target date)

o AYP Appeals letters mailed

o Appeal letters posted on TEASE

Tuesday, December 18 (target date)

o AYP release on TEA public website

47

2008 Assessments and AYP

TAKS Same as 2007

LAT TAKS Same as 2007

TAKS-Accommodated

Included in AYP for Reading and Math

48


TAKS-Modified Included in AYP for Reading and Math Students taking TAKS-M are

o included in Participation,o included in Performance

subject to a 2% cap on proficient results

TAKS-Alternate

Included in AYP for Reading and Math Students taking TAKS-Alt are

o included in Participation,o included in Performance

subject to a 1% cap on proficient results

49


TELPAS Reading Same as 2007 Students in their First Year in US Schools are

o Included in Participationo Excluded from Performance

Students in their Second or Third year (or more) of enrollment in U.S. schools are

o Not counted as participants (Non-Participants)o Excluded from Performance

50

2008 AYP Preview: Federal Cap

In general, the federal cap process has been applied to Texas schools in the following steps:

Determine the district’s total participation count, based on the school district’s total participation denominator for the Reading/English Language Arts and Mathematics. This count is based on students identified as enrolled on the day of testing in grades 3 – 8 and 10 only.

Apply the percentage to the total participation count for the cap limit on 1% or 2% proficient results.

District Participation Denominator x .01 = TAKS-Alt Limit

District Participation Denominator x .02 = TAKS-M Limit

51

2008 AYP Preview: Federal Cap (continued) In past years, TEA determined how many proficient scores

could be included in the performance rates for each district based on a sorting priority.

All students in the school district were sorted in the order of priority regardless of the campus identification.

52

2008 AYP Preview: Federal Cap (continued) Proficient scores that remain after the district cap was

reached were counted as non-proficient for AYP purposes only.

Since the limit of proficient results in the federal cap has been based on the school district participation count, it is difficult to determine the specific campus results of the federal cap calculation.

53

2008 AYP Preview: Federal Cap (continued)

An Important Note about Alternate Test Administration

It should be emphasized that the federal cap relates to counting students as proficient for AYP purposes only and does not provide direction to ARD committees regarding how students with disabilities should be assessed. For students with disabilities receiving special education services, state policies and procedures related to assessment decision-making are detailed in the TEA publication titled Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) Committee Decision-Making Process for the Texas Assessment Program.

It is important that local school districts ensure that appropriate assessments are selected and administered to students with disabilities.

54

2008 AYP Preview: Federal Cap (continued) The protocol for determining which students are included

or excluded in AYP if the 1% or 2% caps are exceeded has not yet been determined.

Ongoing research to determine how other states are planning to process proficient results that exceed the cap.

55


The USDE federal regulation released in April 2007 provides specific guidelines on the implementation of the federal cap:

Districts cannot exceed the 1% cap for TAKS-Alt. However, if they do not fully use the 1% cap, then they can exceed the 2% cap (up to 3%).

In other words, TAKS-M proficient scores may “spill over” beyond the cap, but the TAKS-Alt may not.

56


One Possible Scenario:

Subject Area: Reading/ELA

Total Number of AYP Participants in District = 742(Grades 3 – 8 & 10 only)

1% x 742 = 7.42 8 students may be counted as proficient in AYP from TAKS-ALT

2% x 742 = 14.8415 students may be counted as proficient in AYP from TAKS M

3% is the total number of students, or 23

57


Second Scenario:

Subject Area: Reading/ELA

Total Number of AYP Participants in District = 742(Grades 3 – 8 & 10 only)

1% x 742 = 7.42 from 0 - 8 students may be counted as proficient in AYP from TAKS-ALT

2% x 742 = 14.84from 15 - 23 students may be counted as proficient in AYP from TAKS M

The combined total is 23 students, or 3%

58

2008 AYP Preview

Timeline

Standard setting for the TAKS-M assessment will not be completed until August 2008.

Discussions have begun with the USDE to modify the 2008 AYP timeline.

Texas will request that the preliminary 2007–2008 AYP status and the corresponding 2008–2009 School Improvement Program (SIP) status be released after the beginning of the 2008–2009 school year.

59

2008 AYP Preview (continued)

The 2008 Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Guide will include the details of the federal cap process and 2008 timeline.

The AYP Guide will be available on the Texas Education Agency website in late spring 2008.

Examples like those in the AYP Information Packet, available from the TEASE Accountability website, may be incorporated into the AYP Guide federal cap process description.

60

State and Federal Accountability 2007-08

School Year

61

TAKS (Accommodated)

State Federal

Reading/ELA (grades 3 – 8 and 10)Reading (grades 3 – 6 Spanish)Mathematics (grades 3 – 8 and 10)Mathematics (grades 3 – 6 Spanish)

Report only Indicator in AEIS/ Not used in State Ratings

Use in AYP

Reading (grade 9)Mathematics (grade 9)Writing (grades 4 and 7)Writing (grade 4 Spanish)

Report only Indicator in AEIS/ Not used in State Ratings

Not used in AYP

ELA (grade 11)Mathematics (grade 11)Science (grades 5, 8, 10, and 11)Social Studies (grades 8, 10, and 11)

Use in State RatingsNot used in

AYP

62

TAKS-Modified (TAKS-M)

State Federal

Reading/ELA (grades 3 – 8 and 10)Mathematics (grades 3 – 8 and 10)

Report only Indicator in AEIS (TBD)/ Not used in State

Ratings Use in AYP

Science (grades 5, 8, and 10)Report only Indicator in

AEIS(TBD)/ Not used in State Ratings

Not used in AYP

Field Tests:Reading (grade 9)ELA (grade 11)Mathematics (grades 9 and 11)Science (grade 11)Social Studies (grades 8, 10, and 11)

Not Reported in AEIS/ Not Used in State Ratings

Not used in AYP

63

TAKS-Alternate (TAKS-Alt)

State Federal

Reading/ELA (grades 3 – 8 and 10)Mathematics (grades 3 – 8 and 10)

Report only Indicator in AEIS / Not used in State Ratings

Use in AYP

Reading (grade 9)ELA (grade 11)Mathematics (grades 9 and 11)Writing (grades 4 and 7)Science (grades 5, 8, 10 and 11)Social Studies (grades 8, 10, and 11)

Not Reported in AEIS/ Not Used in State Ratings

Not used in AYP

64

TETN Accountability Update Sessions

2008 Dates and Tentative Agenda Topics

February 29 Update on Accountability Development

April 3 Accountability Decisions for 2008 & Beyond

June 11 Accountability Manuals – State and AYP

August 14 Accountability Results for 2008

November 13 Accountability Ratings UpdateGold Performance AcknowledgmentsAEIS ReportsSchool Report CardsPEG List

The above dates are for 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

65

Accountability Resources

Email the Division of Performance Reporting at [email protected].

Phone the Division of Performance Reporting at (512) 463-9704.

ESC Accountability Contacts.

Online: ACCT: http://www.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/account/

AEA: http://www.tea.state.tx.us/aea/

AYP: http://www.tea.state.tx.us/ayp/

香港六合彩

Education

Transcript of 香港六合彩