Review of Data from 20172018 School Committee October 4 2018 Springfield Public Schools 20182019 How it fits together the essential pieces to raising student achievement Springfield Public Schools 20182019 ID: 769135
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Review of Data from 2017-2018 School CommitteeOctober 4, 2018 Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019
How it fits together: the essential pieces to raising student achievement Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 2
FY2018: $500M all funds Annual budget SPS Local Context Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 3
District Performance Year-in-Review 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Trend Student Persistence Dropout Rate 10.0% 6.5% 7.2% 5.1% 4.9% 5.1% NA + Student Attendance Total91.8%92.2%92.7%92.9%93.3%92.7%92.7%+ % of Students Chronically Absent27.8%26.0%23.8%22.7%21.4%24.0%23.1%+ % of Students Severely Chronically Absent10.5%8.5%7.6%6.9%5.9%6.9%7.4%+ Truancy 4.4%3.8%3.6%3.2%2.6%3.0%3.6%+ College and Career Readiness Graduation Rate56.6%54.9%61.6%66.7%68.8%76.9%NA+ SAT Participation 5556251,0101,0231,4231,370 + Advanced Placement AP Qualifying Score221242253273269231268+ Advanced Placement AP Exams Taken7588509311,1441,0531,0791,057+ Teacher Quality Teacher Attendance (Excl. Long-Term Leave)95.6%96.0%96.4%96.1%96.3%96.4%96.4%+ Paraprofessional Attend. (Excl. Long-Term Leave)93.0%93.4%94.1%93.5%93.9%93.6%93.8%+ Teacher Sick Time (Excl. Long-Term Leave)4.1%3.9%3.4%3.6%3.4%3.3%3.4%+ Paraprofessional Sick Time (Excl. Long-Term Leave)6.0%5.6%4.7%4.6%4.4%4.8%4.7%+ School Climate and Culture In-School Suspensions 4,4003,5123,2501,2062,0061,233934+ Out-of-School Suspensions 6,6495,5835,0294,8174,1374,0633,464+ Arrests of Students3051912031808082 75+ Bullying 1841671511591517795+ Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 4
District Performance Year-in-Review Grades 3-8 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Trend Assessment MCAS MCAS MCAS MCAS/PARCC MCAS/PARCC MCAS Next-Gen MCAS Next-Gen Academic Proficiency - English Language Arts36%36%37%37%43%N/A N/A Academic Proficiency – Mathematics26%30%32%33%39%N/A N/A Academic Proficiency Science and Technology 19%21%20%23%22%21%21%+ CPI Science and Technology 53.455.355.655.853.755.956.8+ Average SGP – English Language Arts (*Median for 2012-2016)38*39*41*38*45*46.446.3+ Average SGP – Mathematics (*Median for 2012-2016)36*36*40*38*37*40.444.1+ Percent Meeting or Exceeding Expectations - ELA N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 26%30%+ Percent Meeting or Exceeding Expectations - MathN/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 23%24%+Average Scaled Score- English Language ArtsN/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 487.4489+Average Scaled Score- MathematicsN/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 485.9485.7- Grade 102011-122012-132013-142014-152015-162016-172017-18Trend AssessmentMCASMCASMCASMCAS MCASMCAS MCAS Academic Proficiency - English Language Arts69%74%71%75%77%73%74%+ Academic Proficiency – Mathematics45%45%43%46%43%45%47%+ Academic Proficiency - Science and Technology 27%29%25%26%30%34%38%+ CPI Reading/English Language Arts8890.587.289.290.789.888.5+ CPI Mathematics69.969.769.271.570.670.471.8+ CPI Science and Technology 6365.563.464.365.868.270.5+ Average SGP – English Language Arts (*Median for 2012-2016)44*48*41* 51* 50* 43.9 45.9+ Average SGP – Mathematics (*Median for 2012-2016)38*37*40*51*43*41.144.7+ Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 5
Student Attendance Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 6
Chronic Absence Rates by Grade Chronic absence rates… Are highest in the pre-K years (41% of pre-K students are chronically absent) Are lower and decreasing in the elementary school years (but still 15% of students or more) Increase during transition to middle school , in grade 8, and at the transition to high schoolThese patterns are consistent with trends found in national studies. Source: Springfield Public Schools Data Warehouse. Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 7
Chronic Absence Rates by Level Although absenteeism has improved, chronic absenteeism remains a concern for SPS students SPS elementary and high school students are about 50% more likely to be chronically absent than grade-level peers nationally; SPS middle school students are almost twice as likely to be chronically absent . Chronic absence rate trend - SY12 to SY18 Source: Springfield Public Schools Data Warehouse. Includes all students K-12. National estimates from a US ED study, Chronic Absenteeism in the Nation’s Schools ( https://www2.ed.gov/datastory/chronicabsenteeism.html)Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 8
Out-of-School Suspensions Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 9
Number of Arrests Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 10
Total Bullying Incidents Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 11
Advanced Placement Student Enrollment in AP Courses 12 Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019
Advanced Placement Number of AP Exams with a Qualifying Score 13 Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019
ELA MCAS Average Scaled Score by Grade Note: This report does not include Alt. students in order to be consistent with scaled scores reported by the State. Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 14
Math MCAS Average Scaled Score by Grade Note: This report does not include Alt. students in order to be consistent with scaled scores reported by the State. Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 15
ELA MCAS Average Scaled Score by Subgroups (Grades 3-8) Note: This report does not include Alt. students in order to be consistent with scaled scores reported by the State. Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 16
ELA MCAS CPI by Subgroups (Grade 10) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 17
Math MCAS Average Scaled Score by Subgroups (Grades 3-8) Note: This report does not include Alt. students in order to be consistent with scaled scores reported by the State. Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 18
Math MCAS CPI by Subgroups (Grade 10) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 19
STE MCAS CPI by Subgroups (Grade 5) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 20
STE MCAS CPI by Subgroups (Grade 8) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 21
STE MCAS CPI by Subgroups (Grade 10) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 22
Grade 10 MCAS CPI Trend Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 23
ELA MCAS Average Student Growth Percentile by Grade Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 24
Math MCAS Average Student Growth Percentile by Grade Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 25
Change in Average Scaled Score from 2017 to 2018 (Grades 3-8) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 26
Change in Grade 10 CPI from 2017 to 2018 Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 27
Change in Grade 10 CPI from 2012 to 2018 Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 28
Change in Science CPI from 2017 to 2018 (Grades 5 and 8) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 29
Highest Poverty Communities Percent Economically Disadvantaged (2018) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 30
Highest Poverty Communities Average Scaled Score (Grades 3-8) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 31
Highest Poverty Communities Average SGP (Grades 3-8) Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 32
Change in Average Scaled Score (Grades 3-8) from 2017 to 2018 Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 33
Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rate Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 34
Narrowing the Graduation Gap Increases in graduation rates narrowed the gap overall and for all subgroups In 2017, SPS grad rates for African American/ Black and ELL students exceeded state rates for those subgroups The largest gap remains for students with disabilities Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 35
Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rate by School 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 Number of Graduates Graduation Rate Number of Graduates Graduation Rate Number of Graduates Graduation Rate Number of Graduates Graduation Rate Number of GraduatesGraduation RateNumber of GraduatesGraduation RateNumber of GraduatesGraduation RateState 61,97283.462,23784.763,3568562,99886.163,27087.364,78987.564,67987.5Springfield 94752.11,05756.61,07254.91,13761.61,22566.71,19668.81,31276.9Renaissance68807578.99294.89587.28888.98889.88294.3Commerce9630.111535.413935.817243.91564719958.220861.4Sci-Tech13636.312939.91724517550.425163.520458.625976.9Putnam23460.526671.127377.124479.726385.727692.632695.3Central34479.137074.633269.540179.742285.839282.241391.4Springfield HighN/AN/A3156.42031.71320.678.8811.646.2Public Day HighN/AN/A1137.91126.8414.8511.928.7311.5Liberty PrepN/AN/A327.3633.3327.3111.1222.2125Gateway HCCN/AN/A1781521.7945746.71463.6743.8Gateway STCCN/AN/AN/AN/A N/A N/A N/A N/A925216.7836.4Springfield Public Schools 2018-201936
Number of Dropouts Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 37
Annual Dropout Rates by School 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 State 2.5% 2.2% 2.0% 1.9% 1.9% 1.8% Springfield 10.0% 6.5% 7.2% 5.1%4.9%5.1%Renaissance2.4%1.6%1.0%0.5%1.0%1.0%Commerce13.6%13.6%10.7%6.3%8.0%7.7%Sci-Tech11.6%6.8%9.7%4.1%4.3%4.9%Putnam5.1%0.7%2.1%1.7%0.8%0.7%Central7.7%3.0%2.7%3.1%2.8%3.5%Springfield High46.4%42.9%50.0%53.4%58.8%37.9%Public Day High26.8%17.2%27.7%27.2%18.8%25.2%Liberty Prep29.4%38.5%21.9%23.8%25.0%30.8%Gateway HCC17.9%40.0%25.7%27.3%19.0%37.0%Gateway STCCN/AN/A22.7%16.4%0.0%31.3%Springfield Public Schools 2018-201938
ESE Next Generation Accountability 2018 District Accountability District without required assistance or intervention Districts requiring assistance or intervention Meeting targets Partially meeting targets Focused/targeted support Broad/comprehensive support Criterion-referenced target percentage 75-100 Criterion-referenced target percentage 0-74 Springfield Public Schools 2018 criterion-referenced target percentage=58 Districts with low graduation rate Districts with low participation Underperforming districts Chronically underperforming districts Springfield Public Schools 2018-201939
Summary of Highlights In all subject areas, SPS made larger gains from 2017 to 2018 than the state. SPS made larger gains from 2017 to 2018 in ELA and Math average scaled score for grades 3-8 than the average of the highest poverty districts in the state. Average scaled score in ELA for grades 3-8 increased overall and for African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos and students with disabilities. In grade 10 average SGP increased for ELA and Math; proficiency rates increased for ELA, Math, and Science. In grade 10 Math CPI increased overall and for African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos, EL students, and students with disabilities. In grade 10 Science CPI increased overall and for African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos, and EL students. Springfield Public Schools 2018-201940
Summary of Highlights (continued) Springfield’s four-year cohort graduation rate increased for the fourth consecutive year, from 54.9% in 2013 to 76.9% in 2017 (the most recent year data are available). Out-of-school suspensions decreased from 2017 to 2018 by 599. The number of out-of-school suspensions has declined every year for the past 6 years. The total number of arrests has decreased steadily since 2014, reaching the lowest total in 7 years at 75 in 2018. 2018 had the highest number of AP course enrollments since 2012 at 1,250 and the current year’s enrollment is even higher at 1,265. Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019 41
Appendix: 2018 School Level MCAS Results Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019
43 School ELA Math Science Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP CPI %Adv/Prof Balliet493.03349.7485.11732.152.616 Beal505.35751.2498.54956.675.756 Boland491.52950.1484.61843.170.631 Bowles494.03349.6493.23562.470.833 Bradley489.32753.0482.61846.964.224 Brightwood490.13243.6479.51646.257.115 Brookings492.22842.2489.92850.276.230 Brunton497.04156.1494.84154.382.154 DeBerry492.33242.5493.13331.969.134NextGen MCAS metrics (Grades 3-8 ELA and Math) Avg Scaled Score = Average (mean) Scaled Score; range is from 440 to 560 % Meets/Exceeds = Percent of Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade-Level Expectations SGP = Average (mean) Student Growth PercentileScience MCAS metrics CPI = Composite Performance Index % Prof/Adv = Percent of Students Scoring as Proficient or Advanced2018 School MCAS ResultsElementary SchoolsSpringfield Public Schools 2018-2019
44 School ELA Math Science Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP CPI %Adv/Prof Dorman 492.82950.0488.02252.875.038 Dryden500.45058.3491.63240.176.545 Freedman491.93141.9486.22242.663.227 Gerena496.03458.6489.12642.266.322 Glenwood495.93949.1493.33151.372.435 Glickman492.43155.7485.12157.569.024 Harris494.33541.9494.54248.769.332 Homer Street493.23450.6490.23058.475.043 Indian Orchard486.32542.2482.11449.056.220NextGen MCAS metrics (Grades 3-8 ELA and Math) Avg Scaled Score = Average (mean) Scaled Score; range is from 440 to 560 % Meets/Exceeds = Percent of Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade-Level Expectations SGP = Average (mean) Student Growth PercentileScience MCAS metrics CPI = Composite Performance Index % Prof/Adv = Percent of Students Scoring as Proficient or Advanced2018 School MCAS ResultsElementary Schools (continued)Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019
45 School ELA Math Science Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP CPI %Adv/Prof Johnson 495.63142.2493.93441.377.038 Kensington492.22944.5488.82347.972.841 Liberty497.24249.9495.14252.072.735 Lincoln485.22243.3480.81440.858.620 Lynch492.93344.6484.52250.973.343 Pottenger498.64653.6493.83942.674.242 Public Day Elementary484.41743.6482.31655.850.013 Sumner Avenue501.64958.2489.42854.777.343 Talmadge497.64044.4487.12335.270.533NextGen MCAS metrics (Grades 3-8 ELA and Math) Avg Scaled Score = Average (mean) Scaled Score; range is from 440 to 560 % Meets/Exceeds = Percent of Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade-Level Expectations SGP = Average (mean) Student Growth PercentileScience MCAS metrics CPI = Composite Performance Index % Prof/Adv = Percent of Students Scoring as Proficient or Advanced2018 School MCAS ResultsElementary Schools (continued)Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019
46 School ELA Math Science Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP CPI %Adv/Prof Walsh 490.52946.5489.22548.265.428 Warner504.35549.2505.15854.372.138 Washington494.63646.0487.82743.066.833 White Street502.14959.6500.45457.873.139 Zanetti506.66047.1502.65549.876.542NextGen MCAS metrics (Grades 3-8 ELA and Math) Avg Scaled Score = Average (mean) Scaled Score; range is from 440 to 560 % Meets/Exceeds = Percent of Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade-Level Expectations SGP = Average (mean) Student Growth PercentileScience MCAS metrics CPI = Composite Performance Index % Prof/Adv = Percent of Students Scoring as Proficient or Advanced2018 School MCAS ResultsElementary Schools (continued)Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019
47 School ELA Math Science Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP CPI %Adv/Prof Balliet Middle465.3537.2466.4630.628.30 Chestnut Academy473.81340.8471.9534.728.60 Chestnut TAG507.36155.8502.55247.178.643 Forest Park482.01941.3485.52445.845.58 Impact Prep478.81940.7479.81443.4N/AN/A Kennedy474.91136.7474.91132.941.44 Kiley484.02645.9479.61736.236.83 Public Day Middle460.0031.3466.0034.621.40NextGen MCAS metrics (Grades 3-8 ELA and Math) Avg Scaled Score = Average (mean) Scaled Score; range is from 440 to 560 % Meets/Exceeds = Percent of Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade-Level Expectations SGP = Average (mean) Student Growth PercentileScience MCAS metrics CPI = Composite Performance Index % Prof/Adv = Percent of Students Scoring as Proficient or Advanced2018 School MCAS ResultsMiddle SchoolsSpringfield Public Schools 2018-2019
48 School ELA Math Science Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP CPI %Adv/Prof Rise Academy 484.32455.0480.31143.9N/AN/A South End479.91345.8478.51140.233.55 STEM Middle492.33844.8487.73039.162.028 Van Sickle Academy477.81744.8476.41245.142.58NextGen MCAS metrics (Grades 3-8 ELA and Math) Avg Scaled Score = Average (mean) Scaled Score; range is from 440 to 560 % Meets/Exceeds = Percent of Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade-Level Expectations SGP = Average (mean) Student Growth PercentileScience MCAS metrics CPI = Composite Performance Index % Prof/Adv = Percent of Students Scoring as Proficient or Advanced2018 School MCAS ResultsMiddle Schools (continued)Springfield Public Schools 2018-2019
49 School ELA (Gr 3-8) ELA (Gr 10) Math (Gr 3-8) Math (Gr 10) Science Avg Scaled Score % Meets / Exceeds Avg SGP CPI % Adv/ Prof Avg SGP Avg ScaledScore% Meets / ExceedsAvg SGPCPI% Adv/ ProfAvg SGPCPI% Adv/ Prof ConArts478.81234.289.67940.3478.0836.770.24048.444.72 Duggan486.62552.386.46739.2486.52652.267.94044.143.16 Renaissance491.63437.594.19068.6488.12934.482.46360.069.640NextGen MCAS metrics (Grades 3-8 ELA and Math) Avg Scaled Score = Average (mean) Scaled Score; range is from 440 to 560 % Meets/Exceeds = Percent of Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade-Level Expectations SGP = Average (mean) Student Growth PercentileScience MCAS metrics CPI = Composite Performance Index % Prof/Adv = Percent of Students Scoring as Proficient or Advanced2018 School MCAS ResultsMiddle/High SchoolsSpringfield Public Schools 2018-2019
50 School ELA Math Science CPI % Adv/Prof SGP CPI % Adv/Prof SGP CPI %Adv/Prof Central 93.6 83 46.7 76.4 5344.579.350 Commerce79.45838.165.33648.559.623 Putnam95.18749.977.65741.173.440 Sci-Tech82.56137.166.73743.764.131 Gateway HCCN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A Gateway STCCN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A Liberty PrepN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A Public Day High78.13149.846.71341.644.46 Springfield High64.642N/A5015N/AN/AN/ACPI = Composite Performance Index% Prof/Adv = Percent of Students Scoring as Proficient or AdvancedSGP = Average (mean) Student Growth Percentile (not calculated for Science; not reported when number of students included in aggregate SGP < 20 )2018 School MCAS ResultsHigh SchoolsSpringfield Public Schools 2018-2019