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Report Card Rating Details Report The purpose of the Report Card rating details report is to describe the rating methodology and display the data used by the school accountability system to determine the overall school rating (i.e., overall level) that is shown on each school s Report Card. The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) piloted the school accountability system in 2011-12 to identify Priority, Focus, and Model schools as part of the ESEA Waiver. For more details on the school report cards, please visit the following link: http://www.ode.state.or.us/go/schoolrc. The U. S. Department of Education has given the State of Oregon approval to temporarily suspend the assignment of school ratings during the transition from the Oregon Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (OAKS) to the new college and career readiness assessments. Schools will not receive an overall school rating on this rating details report, but will receive a new overall school rating on the 2015-16 rating details reports. Overall : Performance Indicator Academic Achievement (page 3) Academic (page 4) Subgroup (page 5) Consecutive Years with Missed Participation Targets* (page 6) * Schools do not receive points for participation. However, a school's overall is lowered by one level for each consecutive year that it did not meet all participation targets. ** Schools may not be eligible for all possible points. Schools are not rated in categories where they do not meet minimum student count requirements. % of Points Earned Weight Weighted Points Totals** Weighted Percent Assignment 5 4 3 2 1 Weighted Percent s are calculated using the percentage of points earned out of the total points eligible. For schools with data on all indicators, the total points possible are: 25 for Academic Achievement 50 for Academic 25 for Subgroup The total score is matched to the scoring guide above to determine the school s rating. Federal Reporting Designations Received Title I Funds in (Y/N) ESEA Designation (if any) N Page: 1 of 6

Report Card Rating Details Report The school accountability system determines the overall school rating by using the percent of points a school earns for each of the indicators below. Subsequent pages display the data that support each indicator rating. Academic Achievement (page 3) Points Earned Points Eligible (All ) ematics (All ) Total Percent of Points Earned = Total Points Earned / Total Points Eligible Academic (page 4) Points Earned Points Eligible (All ) ematics (All ) Total Percent of Points Earned = Total Points Earned / Total Points Eligible Subgroup (page 5) Points Earned Points Eligible Economically Disadvantaged English Learners with Disabilities Underserved Races/Ethnicities 1 Economically Disadvantaged English Learners with Disabilities Underserved Races/Ethnicities 1 Total Percent of Points Earned = Total Points Earned / Total Points Eligible 1. Includes American Indian/Alaska Native, Pacific Islander, Black, and Hispanic students. Category Cutoffs 5 4 3 2 1 % of Points Earned Page: 2 of 6

The Academic Achievement indicator reflects the percent of all students that meet or exceed standards on the state English language arts and mathematics assessments at all tested grades in the school. Both English language arts and mathematics have a target as required by Oregon's ESEA waiver, and each subgroup will meet the target if the value for "% of students at 3 or 4" is greater than or equal to the target. Page: 3 of 6 Academic Achievement Details Achievement Cutoffs 5 4 3 2 1 Target: TBD 2013-14 Combined % Met Tests % Met Tests % 3/4 All 837 61.3 Economically Disadvantaged 1 286 34.3 English Learners 1 104 13.5 with Disabilities 1 113 18.6 Underserved Races/Ethnicities 1 199 37.7 American Indian/Alaska Native 2 2 0.0 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 2 11 27.3 Black/African American 2 24 54.2 Hispanic/Latino 2 162 36.4 Asian 1 90 66.7 White 1 469 68.4 Multi-Racial 1 79 72.2 ematics Target: TBD 2013-14 Combined % Met Tests % Met Tests % 3/4 All 840 53.8 Economically Disadvantaged 1 286 26.2 English Learners 1 105 9.5 with Disabilities 1 115 19.1 Underserved Races/Ethnicities 1 200 27.0 American Indian/Alaska Native 2 2 0.0 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 2 11 45.5 Black/African American 2 24 25.0 Hispanic/Latino 2 163 26.4 Asian 1 89 67.4 White 1 472 61.2 Multi-Racial 1 79 62.0 1. These data are not part of the Academic Achievement indicator but are included to provide additional information on subgroup performance. 2. Included in the Underserved Races/Ethnicities subgroup. * Fewer than 6 students tested in the last two years combined. >95.0 Greater than 95 percent of students met or exceeded. Test counts are also suppressed. <5.0 Less than 5 percent of students met or exceeded. Test counts are also suppressed. e that is the first operational year of English language arts performance data.

The Academic indicator uses the Colorado Model to measure student growth in English language arts and mathematics as compared to academic peers (i.e., students throughout the state who have a similar English language arts or mathematics test score history). Oregon adopted this growth model as part of the process of obtaining a waiver from some of the requirements of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). This growth model provides a more complete picture of student performance and will help provide a better evaluation of school effectiveness. Academic Details Cutoffs On Track Yes No 5 4 3 2 1 The growth model examines a student s current performance as compared to that of his/her academic peers with a similar test score history, and expresses it as a percentile (i.e., a ranking from 1 to 99 where 99 is the highest). For example, a growth percentile of 50 in English language arts would indicate that a student had typical or average growth compared to all other students in the state with similar prior test scores. A growth percentile of 80 would indicate that a student s growth was as high or higher than 80 percent of his/her academic peers. The school accountability system uses the median growth percentile for both English language arts and mathematics to represent the typical growth at the school. For example, a median growth percentile of 65 in mathematics would indicate that the typical student in this school exhibited growth in mathematics as high or higher than 65 percent of his/her academic peers. The Academic indicator does not have targets similar to the Academic Achievement indicator; however, schools may exhibit low, typical, or high growth given the value of their respective median growth percentile. The following describes low, typical, or high growth: > Low growth is a median growth percentile less than 35 > Typical growth is a median growth percentile greater than or equal to 35 and less than 66 > High growth is a median growth percentile greater than or equal to 66 Academic 2013-14 Combined Percentile Percentile Percentile Combined Target On Track? (All ) 789 48.0 ematics (All ) 793 47.0 * Fewer than 6 students with growth percentiles. applicable e that is the first operational year of English language arts growth data. Page: 4 of 6

The Subgroup indicator measures the growth of historically underserved student subgroups. It disaggregates the Academic indicator and reflects the growth for economically disadvantaged, limited English proficient, students with disabilities, and historically underserved races/ethnicities. The school accountability system uses the median growth percentile for both English language arts and mathematics to represent the typical growth for each subgroup. The Subgroup indicator does not have targets similar to the Academic Achievement indicator; however, schools may exhibit low, typical, or high growth given the value of their respective median growth percentile (see previous page for details). Subgroup Details Cutoffs On Track Yes No 5 4 3 2 1 2013-14 Combined Percentile Percentile Percentile Page: 5 of 6 Combined Target Economically Disadvantaged 265 41.0 English Learners 86 40.0 with Disabilities 97 38.0 Underserved Races/Ethnicities 187 40.0 American Indian/Alaska Native 1 2 13.0 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1 10 52.0 Black/African American 1 23 42.0 Hispanic/Latino 1 152 40.0 Asian 2 82 65.0 White 2 444 48.0 Multi-Racial 2 76 51.0 2013-14 Combined Percentile Percentile Percentile Combined Target Economically Disadvantaged 266 41.0 English Learners 88 43.5 with Disabilities 100 33.0 Underserved Races/Ethnicities 189 44.0 American Indian/Alaska Native 1 2 36.5 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1 10 50.5 Black/African American 1 23 33.0 Hispanic/Latino 1 154 45.5 Asian 2 81 55.0 White 2 447 47.0 Multi-Racial 2 76 45.0 1. Included in the Underserved Races/Ethnicities subgroup. 2. These data are not part of the Academic indicator but are included to provide additional information on subgroup performance. * Fewer than 6 students tested in the last two years combined applicable e that is the first operational year of English language arts growth data. On Track? On Track?

Participation Details All students in tested grades and enrolled on the first school day in May must take a statewide assessment. The tables below display the percentage of students who took a statewide assessment by school year, subject, and subgroup. The tables also indicate whether each subgroup met the federal participation rate target of 94.5%. The Academic Achievement, Academic, and Subgroup indicators depend upon student test scores. These indicators are valid only when schools uniformly test all students. Status Participation Target: 94.5% Participants Non-Participants Participation Rate Applied 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 Combined Rate 2 All 855 14 98.4 Economically Disadvantaged 297 3 99.0 English Learners 111 4 96.5 with Disabilities 117 9 92.9 Underserved Races/Ethnicities 206 1 99.5 American Indian/Alaska Native 1 2 0 100 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1 11 0 100 Black/African American 1 25 0 100 Hispanic/Latino 1 168 1 99.4 Asian 90 1 98.9 White 479 11 97.8 Multi-Racial 80 1 98.8 Status Participants Non-Participants Participation Rate Applied 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 Combined Rate 2 All 857 12 98.6 Economically Disadvantaged 298 2 99.3 English Learners 113 2 98.3 with Disabilities 118 8 93.7 Underserved Races/Ethnicities 207 0 100 American Indian/Alaska Native 1 2 0 100 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1 11 0 100 Black/African American 1 25 0 100 Hispanic/Latino 1 169 0 100 Asian 91 0 100 White 479 11 97.8 Multi-Racial 80 1 98.8 1. Included in the Underserved Races/Ethnicities subgroup. 2. The Applied rate is the rate used to determine if the participation target is met. It is the higher of the combined rate and the most recent rate. * Fewer than 6 students tested in the last two years combined e that is the first operational year of English language arts participation data. Page: 6 of 6