school data analysis leslie acree, edu 6015 trevecca nazarene university
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School Data AnalysisLeslie Acree, EDU 6015
Trevecca Nazarene University
South Gibson Co. High SchoolHome of the Hornets
Based on 2012 School Report Card Data
•SGC is a new school that opened
in 2009.
•Built for 525 students; 2012 data
shows 555 students
• Fall 2012 shows 625 in building.
South Gibson County Students
94%
6%
Demographics
WhiteAfrican American
Males52%
Fe-males48%
Gender
69%
31%
Free & Reduced
NonEconomically Disadvantaged
Economically Disadvantaged
SGC has 45 teachers with their average
teaching experience being approx. 8 years.
98.1% of courses are taught by Highly Qualified
Teachers
Rate of teacher turnover seems high, though %
is unknown.
Max. # of students per course is 35 for core
subjects, 25 for CTE, computer apps
Teacher Demographics
Areas of Strength include: Safe and Orderly Environment with
limited interruptions on student learning High expectations are communicated
within the building Staff is committed to creating a rigorous,
relevant environment
SGC’s Strengths
SGC’s Strengths
Safe School Vandalism is rare Minimal violence Students actively
involved in learning process
Students are recognized for achievement frequently
Nurse’s Clinic on site
Parents are involved in the child’s education for the most part.
ICU Program and Peer Tutoring have been implemented and evaluated regularly to provide the best help for students to show mastery.
Report Card shows no detectable decline in Value-Added.
•Staff and administration are working towards creating a school that is mission-driven, rigorous, and relevant
•Administration responds to communication.
•Staff is committed to fulfilling the school’s mission
•Community understands and supports the school
Leadership
"Coming together is a beginning, staying
together is progress, and working together is
success.” - Henry Ford
Subgroup State % P/A
SGC % P/A
All 70 70
White 76 71
Econ. Disadvantaged
57 71
English II Test Demographics
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AllWhiteEcon Dis
Graph shows only subgroups recorded on the school report card which could account for a discrepancy from percentages on previous slide where total number of students were calculated.
Algebra I Demographics
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C0
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60
AllWhiteEcon. Dis
Econ. Disadvantaged was not calculated by the state because SGC did not meet baseline requirement.
Subgroup State % P/A
SGC % P/A
All 49 51
White 54 52
Econ. Disadvantaged
37 29*
Building needs to meet needs of students at current capacity.
Parental involvement needs to improve
Community buy-in needs to include more than athletics
Areas of Growth:
As student population increases, so will #’s in subgroups that will eventually count towards AYP (SPED and African Americans)
Are interventions working as we move forward? Progressive grading Reading intervention Power standards Academic vocabulary within all subjects
What new interventions do we need to put in place to meet even higher goals?
Technology improvements/building capacity
Concerns moving forward…