MAYA ANGELO

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CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL

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During this powerpoint presentation, the audience will be able to:

Identify data trends from August 2011 to December 2011

Identify student performance areas from August 2011 to December 2011

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THIS POWER POINT

HERE’S SOME BASIC SCHOOL INFO…There are 206

students at Maya Angelou as of December 31

There are 61 6th graders

There are 68 6th graders

There are 77 8th graders

Promotion in Doubt means that there is a likelihood or possibility that you will be retained or stay back during the 2011-12 school year IF you continue to earn failing grades in core content courses.

IT’S JANUARY – LET’S REFLECT ON THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF SCHOOL AUGUST –DECEMBER 2011

The number of students on honor roll has dropped dramatically from Q1 to Q3

21% or 45 students were on honor roll during Quarter 1

There were 10 8th grade, 19 7th grade and 16 6th grade students on Honor Roll during Q16th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade

1619

10

Honor Roll Stu-dents - All Grade

LevelsHonor Roll Students - All Grade Levels

CONGRATS TO OUR QUARTER 1 HONOR ROLL SCHOLARS

Quarter 1 Honor Roll

Brown, LeighGoldring, Joslyn

Miller, Daron Tabron, Elijah

Miller, Courtney Peterson, Ahmad

Proctor, Alexis Ross, Shamere

Thompson, Denisha

Washington, Natalie

Batts, JadaWalton, Jamiya Bender, Eugena Butts, Mercede Collins, Tyrell

Cothran, Genya Hawkins, Kela A Marshall, MiaraYoung, Tydayia

32%

26%

42%

6th Grade 7th Grade8th Grade

There are 12 6th graders10 7th graders 16 8th gradersOn the

Promotion in Doubt List

PROMOTION IN DOUBT BY GRADE LEVEL

HELP! I’M ON THE PROMOTION IN DOUBT LIST.

At Maya, our goal is not to fail you. You have the following tools to help you pass to the next grade

Ask your teachers when they will do tutoring sessions

Ask your teachers for a standards mastery project

Ask your counselor for information about Summer School with DCPS – register early

WHAT IS ANET? Every six to eight weeks,schools administer two Anetassessments—one in EnglishLanguage Arts and one inMathematics—to students ingrades three through eight.Each assessment takes placeduring one regular classroomperiod and tests recentlytaught material

. With ANet assessments, schools can:

• Assess their students’ mastery of the state standards and degree of difficulty of the year-end state tests;

• Measure mastery of recently taught skills and concepts as assessments are aligned to the scope and sequence of participating schools;

• Compare their results to those of other ANet participating schools taking the same set of assessments; and

• Easily administer the assessments as they are paper-based and designed to be administered during a regular school day and class time.

OVERALL ANET PERFORMANCE FROM SEPTEMBER 2011 TO DECEMBER 2011 TESTING

What do you see in this data chart?

Anet Average Scores 7th Grade

42%

39%

44%

41%

7th Grade ANet TestingMath Test 1 Math Test 2ELA Test 1 ELA Test 2

ANET TOP SCORERSThe following students had the highest ANet

Scores in 7th grade.

Math: Natalie Washington, Eugena Bender, Jada Batts, Joslyn Goldring, & Daron Miller

ELA: Rolesha Brewer, Daron Miller, Joslyn Goldring, Darnel Vines, Tayon Wright, Natalie Washington

7TH GRADE SCHOLASTIC READING INVENTORY

Adva

nced

Profici

ent

Basic

Below

Basic

3 8

2920

7th Grade Pro-ficiency on SRI

Proficiency on SRI

7th Grade Highest Scorers Eugena BenderAaron ClarkGianni Crawford Nya FennerMiara Marshall Daron MillerJames Spriggs Elijah Tabron Natalie Washington

KUDOS TO TIMIL MILSTEAD FOR HAVING THE HIGHEST INCREASE

IN SCORE!

5%

19%

6%69%

7th Grade Math Winter 2011

Advanced ProficientBasic Below Basic

3% 6%6%

86%

7th Grade NWEA Math

AdvancedProficientBasicBelow Basic