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2020 School District Report | SD040 New Westminster Our mandate for education: A quality education system assists in the development of human potential and improves . the well-being of every British Columbian. The B.C. school system develops educated citizens by supporting each student's . intellectual, human and social, and career development, and by considering a wide range of information in all of these areas. Intellectual Development . Includes the ability to analyze critically, to reason, . to think independently, and to acquire important . skills and bodies of knowledge. Human and Social Development . Includes developing a sense of self-worth and well . being, personal initiative, social responsibility, and a . tolerance and respect for the ideas and beliefs of others. Career Development . Includes preparing students to attain their career . objectives and to develop effective work habits and . the flexibility to deal with change in the workplace. Reading, Writing, and Numeracy ........... 3 . Grade-to-Grade Transitions ............... 5 . Provincial Examinations .................. 5 . Completion Rates ...................... 6 Early Development ...................... 7 . Student Satisfaction ..................... 8 Post-Secondary and Career Preparation ...... 9 . Transition to B.C. Post-Secondary Education . . 9 Information to support student learning. . This report provides British Columbia citizens with easy access to a comprehensive set of information about each school district in the province.

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Page 1: Information to support student learning. · 2020-04-27 · 2020 School District Report | SD040 New Westminster Intellectual Development 3 A goal of B.C.'s education system, supported

2020SchoolDistrictReport|SD040NewWestminster

Ourmandateforeducation:Aqualityeducationsystemassistsinthedevelopmentofhumanpotentialandimproves.

thewell-beingofeveryBritishColumbian.TheB.C.schoolsystemdevelopseducatedcitizensbysupportingeachstudent's.

intellectual,humanandsocial,andcareerdevelopment,andbyconsideringawiderangeofinformationinalloftheseareas.

IntellectualDevelopment.Includestheabilitytoanalyzecritically,toreason,.

tothinkindependently,andtoacquireimportant.

skillsandbodiesofknowledge.

HumanandSocialDevelopment.Includesdevelopingasenseofself-worthandwell.

being,personalinitiative,socialresponsibility,anda.

toleranceandrespectfortheideasandbeliefsofothers.

CareerDevelopment.Includespreparingstudentstoattaintheircareer.

objectivesandtodevelopeffectiveworkhabitsand.

theflexibilitytodealwithchangeintheworkplace.

Reading,Writing,andNumeracy...........3.

Grade-to-GradeTransitions...............5.

ProvincialExaminations..................5.

CompletionRates......................6

EarlyDevelopment......................7.

StudentSatisfaction.....................8

Post-SecondaryandCareerPreparation......9.

TransitiontoB.C.Post-SecondaryEducation..9

Informationtosupportstudentlearning..

ThisreportprovidesBritishColumbiacitizenswitheasyaccesstoacomprehensivesetofinformationabouteachschooldistrictintheprovince.

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http://www.sd40.bc.ca Abc

Whenreviewingdistrictresults,itisimportanttoconsidervarious.

factorsthatcaninfluencestudentlearning.

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Communitydemographicandstudentenrolmentinformationisprovided.

tohelpinformlocalplanningandcontinuousimprovementefforts.

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Forinformationaboutthisdistrictandtheirplansforenhancingstudent.

learning,pleasereferto:http://www.sd40.bc.ca

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7,705CurrentHeadcount...

Projectedchangeovernext10years

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District:NewWestminster $88,69169.7%16.0%30.7%1.8%

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1,500

TotalStudentsAcrossAllGrades(2019/20)

2020SchoolDistrictReport|SD040NewWestminsterAboutYourSchoolDistrict

AllStudents Indigenous SPECIALNE..

1.5%35.2%15.3%64.6%$91,967Province

Percentof15-24year-oldsreceiving

EmploymentInsurance

Percentof25-54year-oldswithoutPost-SecondaryCredentials

PercentofLone-ParentFamilies

PercentofParticipationinLabourForce AverageFamilyIncome

ThegreybandrepresentstypicalperformanceforschooldistrictsacrossBritishColumbia(therangeofresultsf..

Theorangelineshowsthisdistrict'sresultsovertime(forthelast..

Theorangedotshowsthemostrecentresultsforthisschooldistrict.

CommunityDemographics

HowtoReadtheChartsinThisReport

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StudentswithSpecialNeeds

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2020SchoolDistrictReport|SD040NewWestminsterIntellectualDevelopment

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AgoalofB.C.'seducationsystem,supportedbythefamilyand.

community,isintellectualdevelopment–enablingourstudents.

tothinkcritically,independently,andtoacquireimportantskills.

andknowledgethatwillenablethemtothriveinarapidly.

changingworld.

Reading,Writing,andNumeracy(2019/20)TheFoundationSkillsAssessment(FSA)isasetofreading,writing,andnumeracyassessmentsadministeredeach.

yeartostudentsinGrades4and7,andwascompletelyre-designedforthe2017/18schoolyear.TheFSAisavaluableindicatorofwherestudentsmighthavechallengesinreading,writing,andnumeracyandcanbeusedtohelpplantheireducation.Italsoprovidesasnapshotofhowoureducationsystemismeetingtheneedsofstudentsinthesekeyareas.

*inthechartbelowtheorangebarrepresentsonlyresultsintheredesignedFSA:2017/18-2019/20yearrange

Grade Skill StudentGroupTotalWriters

ParticipationRate 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

PercentOnTrackorExtending

4 Reading AllStudents 422 82%

Indigenous 18 64%

SpecialNeeds 10 48%

Writing AllStudents 410 80%

Indigenous 16 57%

SpecialNeeds 10 48%

Numeracy AllStudents 422 82%

Indigenous 17 61%

SpecialNeeds 10 48%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%PercentOnTrackorExtending

7 Reading AllStudents 436 87%

Indigenous 15 83%SpecialNeeds 23 61%

Writing AllStudents 426 85%Indigenous 14 78%

SpecialNeeds 20 53%Numeracy AllStudents 433 86%

Indigenous 15 83%SpecialNeeds 23 61%

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PercentofstudentswiththesamelevelofperformanceinGrade4and7

PercentofstudentswithahigherlevelofperformanceinGrade7than4

PercentofstudentswithalowerlevelofperformanceinGrade7tha..

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StudentGrowthOverTime.

Thesechartsfollowtheperformanceofasinglegroupofstudents.

ontheirGrade4and7FSAreadingandnumeracyassessments..

In2017/18theassessmentswerecompletelyre-designedwithnew.

scorescalesdeveloped;aswellasmovingtheassessmentsearlierin.

theyear.Thismeansscoresarenotfullycomparableacrossassessments..

Thesechartshavestillbeenincludedforcontinuityandreference.

Seehttp://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/reporting/systemperformance...

StudentPerformanceLevelsinGrade4

(2016/17)NumberofStudents

Students'2019/20ResultsinGrade7,ComparedtotheirGrade4results

Extending OnTrack Emerging DidNotParticipate

ExceedsExpectations 42

MeetsExpectations 240

NotYetWithinExpectations 56

DidNotParticipate 58

7%2%57%33%

5%9%82%3%

11%34%55%

47%22%31%

Reading

StudentPerformanceLevelsinGrade4

(2016/17)NumberofStudents

Students'2019/20ResultsinGrade7,ComparedtotheirGrade4results

Extending OnTrack Emerging DidNotParticipate

ExceedsExpectations 27

MeetsExpectations 238

NotYetWithinExpectations 74

DidNotParticipate 57

7%41%52%

6%19%64%11%

9%55%35%

51%30%12%7%

Numeracy

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Grade-to-GradeTransitions(2018/19)Grade-to-Gradetransitionisthepercentofstudentswhomakea.

successfultransitiontoahighergradethefollowingyear.

Shownherearethepercentofstudentsinthedistrictmakinga.

successfultransitionfromGrade11toGrade12.

2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

TransitionRate

AllStudentsIndigenousSpecialNeeds

ProvincialExaminations(2016/17)HistoricallytograduateinB.C.studentshadtocompleteprovincialexaminationsin:.

»LanguageArts10and12(English).

»Mathematics10(Math)

Theseexaminationshavebeendiscontinuedandreplacedwithgraduationyearsassessments.Thebelowdataonexaminationsareincludedforhistoriccontext.

Grade Exam StudentGroup TotalWriters 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%

10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%AverageExamMark

10 English AllStudents 11Indigenous mskSpecialNeeds 0

Math AllStudents mskIndigenous 0SpecialNeeds 0

12 English AllStudents 465Indigenous 19SpecialNeeds 24

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CompletionRates(2018/19)TheSix-YearCompletionRateistheproportionofstudentswhograduate.

withaB.C.CertificateofGraduationorB.C.AdultGraduationDiploma,.

withinsixyearsfromthefirsttimetheyenrolinGrade8.Resultsare.

adjustedforstudentmigrationinandoutofBritishColumbia.

StudentGroup TotalStudents 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%CompletionRate

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%CompletionRate

BCResidents 486

Indigenous 32

SpecialNeeds 53

AllStudents 612

2005/2006

2006/2007

2007/2008

2008/2009

2009/2010

2010/2011

2011/2012

2012/2013

2013/2014

2014/2015

2015/2016

2016/2017

2017/2018

2018/2019

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Com

pletionRate

CompletionRatesOverTimeforIndigenousandAllStudents.

BCResidentsIndigenous

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VulnerabilityIndicator 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%PercentofStudentsVulnerable

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%PercentofStudentsVulnerable

%VulnerablePhysical

%VulnerableSocial

%VulnerableEmotional

%VulnerableLanguage

%VulnerableCommunication

%VulnerableOneorMore

Totalnumberofstudentsassessed(2016/17-2018/19)

TypicalrangeacrossB.C.(middle50%ofdistricts)

Selecteddistrict'smostrecentresults(2016/17-2018/19)

Rangeofdistrict'sresultsovertime(2007/08-2018/19)

Measure..Shareo..MINDis..2020SchoolDistrictReport|SD040

NewWestminsterHumanandSocialDevelopment

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Schoolsareexpectedtoplayamajorrole,alongwithfamilies.

andcommunities,inhelpingeachstudentdevelopasense.

ofself-worthandwellbeing,personalinitiative,social.

responsibility,andatoleranceandrespectfortheideas.

andbeliefsofothers.

EarlyDevelopment.TheEarlyDevelopmentInstrument(EDI)isaquestionnairecompletedbykindergartenteachersfromacrossBritish.

Columbia.Thequestionnairemeasuresfivecoreareasofearlychilddevelopment.Theseareasaregoodpredictionsof.

adulthealth,education,andsocialoutcomes.Listedbelowarethepercentagesofstudentsconsideredvulnerablein.

eachofthesecoreareas.LearnmoreabouttheEDIathttp://earlylearning.ubc.ca/edi

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2020SchoolDistrictReport|SD040NewWestminsterHumanandSocialDevelopment

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StudentSatisfaction(2018/19)Everyyear,theB.C.MinistryofEducationinvitesstudentsinGrades4,7,.

10and12tocompleteanonlinesurveyabouttheirschoolexperience...

Resultsforelementarystudents(Grades4and7)andsecondary.

students(Grades10and12)areprovided.

Question GradeLevelStudentGroup

TotalResponses 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

StudentsResponding"ManyTimes"or"AlloftheTime"

Doyoufeelwelcomeatyourschool?

Elementary AllStudents 887

Indigenous 28

Secondary AllStudents 458

Indigenous 24

Areyousatisfiedwithwhatyouarelearningatschool?

Elementary AllStudents 866

Indigenous 28

Secondary AllStudents 451

Indigenous 24

Atschool,areyoulearningabouthowtostayhealthy?

Elementary AllStudents 856

Indigenous 28

Secondary AllStudents 445

Indigenous 23

Atschool,doyourespectpeoplewhoaredifferentfromyou(forexample,think,act,orlookdifferent)?

Elementary AllStudents 411

Indigenous 29

Secondary AllStudents 446

Indigenous 23

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2020SchoolDistrictReport|SD040NewWestminsterCareerDevelopment

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Schoolsareexpectedtoplayamajorrole,alongwithfamilies.

andcommunities,inhelpingstudentsattaintheircareer.

objectivesanddevelopeffectiveworkhabitsandtheflexibility.

todealwithchangeintheworkplace.

Post-SecondaryandCareerPreparation(2018/19)

TransitiontoB.C.PublicPost-SecondaryEducation(2019/20).

Thefollowinginformationshowsthetransitionsofacohortofstudentsinthisdistrict,and:.

»howmanyofthesestudentsgraduatedfromtheB.C.schoolsystembyfall2015;and.

»howmanyofthesestudentsenrolledinaB.C.publicpost-secondaryinstitutionbyfall2019.

*Note,theseresultsdonotincludethosestudentswhoenrolledinpost-secondaryinstitutionsoutsideofB.C.

625Grade8Studentsin2009/10

100%ofStudentGroup

4

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

StudentsResponding"ManyTimes"or"AlloftheTime"

Areyousatisfiedthatschoolispreparingyouforajobinthefuture?

Secondary AllStudents 446

Indigenous 23

Areyousatisfiedthatschoolispreparingyouforpost-secondaryeducation?

Secondary AllStudents 447

Indigenous 23

18129

K-12Non-Graduates

18129%ofOriginalStudentGroup

44471

K-12Graduates

44471%ofOriginalStudentGroup

1447923

NoProgresstoB.C.PublicPost-SecondaryAfterK-12byFall2019

14479%ofnon-graduates23%oforiginalstudentgroup

3720

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ProgresstoB.C.PublicPost-SecondaryAfterK-12byFall2019

3720%ofnon-graduates5%oforiginalstudentgroup

1002216

NoProgresstoB.C.PublicPost-SecondaryAfterK-12byFall2019

10022%ofgraduates16%oforiginalstudentgroup

3445577

ProgresstoB.C.PublicPost-SecondaryAfterK-12byFall2019

34477%ofgraduates55%oforiginalstudentgroup

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AboutThisReportThisreportprovidesanoverviewofinformationcollectedbythe.

B.C.MinistryofEducationforallschooldistrictsacrosstheprovince..

Itcomplementsnewplanningandreportingeffortsthatareunderway.

toenhancestudentlearningineveryschoolandschooldistrictin.

BritishColumbia.

Acompleteandinteractiveversionofthisreportisavailableat.

https://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/reporting/systemperformance

QuestionstoConsiderWhenReviewingResultsSomequestionsyoumightconsiderwhenreviewinginformationinthisreportinclude:

»Towhatextentdotheresultsalignwithwhatyouexpectedtosee?.

»Howdotheresultscomparewithotherinformationthatexists?.

»Whatareareasofstrength?.

»Whatareasmayneedfurtherattention?.

»Wheredoyouseegrowthovertime?.

»Whatpatternsdoyouseeacrossparticulargroupsofstudents?.

»Whateffortsareunderwaytosupportstudentsuccess,andwhatrolecanyouplay?

WeValueYourFeedbackTheB.C.MinistryofEducationwelcomesyourfeedback.

onthisnewwayofdisplayingstudentinformation..

Pleasesendanyquestions,comments,orsuggestions.

[email protected]

Visithttps://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/reporting/systemperformance.

toviewtheinteractiveversionofthisreport.

(1)IndigenousStudents:studentswhohaveself-identifiedasbeingofAboriginalancestry(FirstNations,Métis,orInuit)

(2)StudentswithSpecialNeeds:whentheMinistryofEducationreportsonthetotalnumberofstudentswithspecialneeds,allcategoriesareincluded.Whenreportingoutontheperformanceofstudentswithspecialneeds,onlythefollowinggroupingsareincluded:SensoryDisabilities(CategoriesEandF),LearningDisabilities(CategoryQ),andBehaviourDisabilities(CategoriesHandR)

(3)CommunityDemographics:thesedatacomefromStatisticsCanada,andreflectdatacollectedin2010/11(http://www12.statcan.gc.ca/nhs-enm/2011/dp-pd/prof/)

(4)TransitionstoB.C.PublicPost-Secondary :formoreinformation,pleaserefertohttp://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/post-secondary-education/data-research/student-transitions-project

msk-throughoutthisreportsomenumbersare'masked'toprotecttheprivacyofpotentiallyindividuallyidentifiablepopulationsofstudents