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Directions to Add District/school data - PowerPoint Presentation

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Directions to Add District/school data - PPT Presentation

December 2015 When giving presentations on 201415 PARCC results local school officials may want to compare their districtschool PARCC data with consortiumwide data Follow these directions ID: 628612

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Directions to Add District/school data

December 2015

When

giving presentations on 2014-15 PARCC results, local school officials may

want to

compare their district/school PARCC data with consortium-wide data. Follow

these directions

to add the local information to the charts in this

presentation:

Click

on the slide you want to edit.

Right click in the graph area

Click on “edit data”

An excel file will appear on the right and add the data in the proper location

If you want to add school level data, expand the blue “outline” and it will add the rows/columns in the chart. Slide2

Percent of Students that Met or Exceeded Expectations

M

athematics Grades 3 Through 8Slide3

Percent of Students that Met or Exceeded Expectations

End of Course Mathematics Slide4

Percent of Students that Met or Exceeded Expectations

ELA Grades 3 Through 8Slide5

Percent of Students that Met or Exceeded Expectations

ELA Grades 9 Through 11