TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY 2016 Distinction Designation Summary - ELA/Reading ALAMO HEIGHTS J H ( ) - ALAMO HEIGHTS ISD Campus Type: Middle School

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2016 Distinction Designation Summary - ELA/Reading Attendance Rate 96.2% Q4 Greater Than Expected Student Growth in ELA/Reading 15% Q4 Grade 3 Reading Performance (Level III) Grade 4 Reading Performance (Level III) Grade 4 Writing Performance (Level III) Grade 5 Reading Performance (Level III) Grade 6 Reading Performance (Level III) 25% Q4 Grade 7 Reading Performance (Level III) 30% Q4 Grade 7 Writing Performance (Level III) 22% Q3 Grade 8 Reading Performance (Level III) 36% Q2 EOC English I Performance (Level III) EOC English II Performance (Level III) AP/IB Examination Participation: ELA AP/IB Examination Performance: ELA SAT/ACT Participation SAT Performance: ELA ACT Performance: ELA Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: ELA/Reading Total s for ELA/Reading 0 of 6 Distinction Campus Outcome: 0 of 6 eligible indicators in Q1 (Top Quartile) 0 of 6 = 0% The attendance rate indicator is not subject specific; therefore, it applies to ELA/reading, mathematics, science, and social studies. Consequently, this indicator cannot be the sole measure used by a campus to attain a distinction. TEA Division of Performance Reporting Page 9 of 40 September 2016

2016 Distinction Designation Summary - Mathematics Attendance Rate 96.2% Q4 Greater Than Expected Student Growth in Mathematics 19% Q3 Grade 3 Mathematics Performance (Level III) Grade 4 Mathematics Performance (Level III) Grade 5 Mathematics Performance (Level III) Grade 6 Mathematics Performance (Level III) 22% Q3 Grade 7 Mathematics Performance (Level III) 1% Q4 Grade 8 Mathematics Performance (Level III) 15% Q3 Algebra I by Grade 8 - Participation 58% Q1 EOC Algebra I Performance (Level III) 70% Q4 AP/IB Examination Participation: Mathematics AP/IB Examination Performance: Mathematics SAT/ACT Participation SAT Performance: Mathematics ACT Performance: Mathematics Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: Mathematics Total s for Mathematics 1 of 7 Distinction Campus Outcome: 1 of 7 eligible indicators in Q1 (Top Quartile) 1 of 7 = 14% The attendance rate indicator is not subject specific; therefore, it applies to ELA/reading, mathematics, science, and social studies. Consequently, this indicator cannot be the sole measure used by a campus to attain a distinction. TEA Division of Performance Reporting Page 10 of 40 September 2016

2016 Distinction Designation Summary - Science Attendance Rate 96.2% Q4 Grade 5 Science Performance (Level III) Grade 8 Science Performance (Level III) 22% Q4 EOC Biology Performance (Level III) AP/IB Examination Participation: Science AP/IB Examination Performance: Science ACT Performance: Science Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: Science Total s for Science 0 of 2 Distinction Campus Outcome: 0 of 2 eligible indicators in Q1 (Top Quartile) 0 of 2 = 0% The attendance rate indicator is not subject specific; therefore, it applies to ELA/reading, mathematics, science, and social studies. Consequently, this indicator cannot be the sole measure used by a campus to attain a distinction. TEA Division of Performance Reporting Page 11 of 40 September 2016

2016 Distinction Designation Summary - Social Studies Attendance Rate 96.2% Q4 Grade 8 Social Studies Performance (Level III) 22% Q4 EOC U.S. History Performance (Level III) AP/IB Examination Participation: Social Studies AP/IB Examination Performance: Social Studies Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: Social Studies Total s for Social Studies 0 of 2 Distinction Campus Outcome: 0 of 2 eligible indicators in Q1 (Top Quartile) 0 of 2 = 0% The attendance rate indicator is not subject specific; therefore, it applies to ELA/reading, mathematics, science, and social studies. Consequently, this indicator cannot be the sole measure used by a campus to attain a distinction. TEA Division of Performance Reporting Page 12 of 40 September 2016

2016 Distinction Designation Summary - Top 25% in Student Progress Campus Name District Name Index 2 1 DOWELL MIDDLE (043907043) MCKINNEY ISD 50 2 GARLAND MCMEANS JR HIGH (101914047) KATY ISD 50 3 DR JACK COCKRILL MIDDLE (043907046) MCKINNEY ISD 47 4 ROBINSON MIDDLE (043910050) PLANO ISD 47 5 HUDSON BEND MIDDLE (227913042) LAKE TRAVIS ISD 46 6 QUAIL VALLEY MIDDLE (079907044) FORT BEND ISD 46 7 ROACH MIDDLE (043905047) FRISCO ISD 46 8 CINCO RANCH J H (101914048) KATY ISD 45 9 PIN OAK MIDDLE (101912337) HOUSTON ISD 45 10 RENNER MIDDLE (043910049) PLANO ISD 45 11 SPRING BRANCH MIDDLE (046902044) COMAL ISD 45 12 WESTBROOK INT (084910049) CLEAR CREEK ISD 45 13 ARTIE L HENRY MIDDLE (246913044) LEANDER ISD 44 14 BUSH MIDDLE (015910050) NORTH EAST ISD 44 15 DOERRE INT (101915046) KLEIN ISD 44 16 KEALING M S (227901044) AUSTIN ISD 44 17 LEAGUE CITY INT (084910045) CLEAR CREEK ISD 44 18 LEONARD EVANS JR MIDDLE (043907045) MCKINNEY ISD 44 19 NOLAN RYAN J H (020901045) ALVIN ISD 44 20 ERIC DAHLSTROM MIDDLE (105906043) HAYS CISD 43 21 FIRST COLONY MIDDLE (079907045) FORT BEND ISD 43 22 GOODSON MIDDLE (101907052) CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD 43 23 HILL MIDDLE (015910059) NORTH EAST ISD 43 24 KNOX WILEY MIDDLE (246913046) LEANDER ISD 43 25 TEJEDA MIDDLE (015910056) NORTH EAST ISD 43 26 HORNEDO MIDDLE (071902053) EL PASO ISD 42 27 STRACK INT (101915044) KLEIN ISD 42 28 WALNUT GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL (070908044) MIDLOTHIAN ISD 42 29 JAMES BOWIE MIDDLE (079907054) FORT BEND ISD 41 30 KELLY LANE MIDDLE (227904046) PFLUGERVILLE ISD 41 31 KRIMMEL INTERMED (101915048) KLEIN ISD 41 32 ARBOR CREEK MIDDLE (061902047) LEWISVILLE ISD 40 33 FRANK SEALE MIDDLE (070908042) MIDLOTHIAN ISD 40 34 KINGWOOD MIDDLE (101913042) HUMBLE ISD 40 ALAMO HEIGHTS J H (015901041) ALAMO HEIGHTS ISD 39 35 SEABROOK INT (084910042) CLEAR CREEK ISD 39 36 CREEKSIDE INT (084910046) CLEAR CREEK ISD 38 37 CHISHOLM TRAIL MIDDLE (061911044) NORTHWEST ISD 37 38 VICTORY LAKES INT (084910048) CLEAR CREEK ISD 37 39 JOHN M TIDWELL MIDDLE (061911045) NORTHWEST ISD 36 40 ATASCOCITA MIDDLE (101913044) HUMBLE ISD 35 Top 25% in Student Progress Target = Index 2 of 45 Blank values for an Index 2 occur if the indicator is not applicable to that campus or does not meet the minimum size of 10. Where Index 2 scores are identical the campuses are listed alphabetically by campus name. TEA Division of Performance Reporting Page 13 of 40 September 2016

2016 Distinction Designation Summary - Top 25% in Closing Performance Gaps Campus Name District Name Index 3 1 GARLAND MCMEANS JR HIGH (101914047) KATY ISD 60 2 HORNEDO MIDDLE (071902053) EL PASO ISD 59 3 HUDSON BEND MIDDLE (227913042) LAKE TRAVIS ISD 59 4 PIN OAK MIDDLE (101912337) HOUSTON ISD 59 5 ROACH MIDDLE (043905047) FRISCO ISD 58 6 CINCO RANCH J H (101914048) KATY ISD 57 7 FIRST COLONY MIDDLE (079907045) FORT BEND ISD 56 8 BUSH MIDDLE (015910050) NORTH EAST ISD 55 9 TEJEDA MIDDLE (015910056) NORTH EAST ISD 55 10 HILL MIDDLE (015910059) NORTH EAST ISD 53 11 DR JACK COCKRILL MIDDLE (043907046) MCKINNEY ISD 52 12 LEAGUE CITY INT (084910045) CLEAR CREEK ISD 52 13 ARTIE L HENRY MIDDLE (246913044) LEANDER ISD 51 14 JAMES BOWIE MIDDLE (079907054) FORT BEND ISD 51 15 KELLY LANE MIDDLE (227904046) PFLUGERVILLE ISD 51 16 WESTBROOK INT (084910049) CLEAR CREEK ISD 50 17 DOWELL MIDDLE (043907043) MCKINNEY ISD 49 18 LEONARD EVANS JR MIDDLE (043907045) MCKINNEY ISD 49 19 ROBINSON MIDDLE (043910050) PLANO ISD 49 20 JOHN M TIDWELL MIDDLE (061911045) NORTHWEST ISD 48 21 WALNUT GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL (070908044) MIDLOTHIAN ISD 48 22 DOERRE INT (101915046) KLEIN ISD 47 23 GOODSON MIDDLE (101907052) CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD 47 24 KINGWOOD MIDDLE (101913042) HUMBLE ISD 47 25 KRIMMEL INTERMED (101915048) KLEIN ISD 47 26 SEABROOK INT (084910042) CLEAR CREEK ISD 47 27 SPRING BRANCH MIDDLE (046902044) COMAL ISD 47 ALAMO HEIGHTS J H (015901041) ALAMO HEIGHTS ISD 46 28 ARBOR CREEK MIDDLE (061902047) LEWISVILLE ISD 45 29 NOLAN RYAN J H (020901045) ALVIN ISD 45 30 VICTORY LAKES INT (084910048) CLEAR CREEK ISD 45 31 FRANK SEALE MIDDLE (070908042) MIDLOTHIAN ISD 44 32 STRACK INT (101915044) KLEIN ISD 44 33 CHISHOLM TRAIL MIDDLE (061911044) NORTHWEST ISD 43 34 ATASCOCITA MIDDLE (101913044) HUMBLE ISD 42 35 RENNER MIDDLE (043910049) PLANO ISD 42 36 QUAIL VALLEY MIDDLE (079907044) FORT BEND ISD 40 37 ERIC DAHLSTROM MIDDLE (105906043) HAYS CISD 39 38 CREEKSIDE INT (084910046) CLEAR CREEK ISD 38 39 KNOX WILEY MIDDLE (246913046) LEANDER ISD 38 40 KEALING M S (227901044) AUSTIN ISD 34 Top 25% in Closing Performance Gaps Target = Index 3 of 53 Blank values for an Index 3 occur if the indicator is not applicable to that campus or does not meet the minimum size of 10. Where Index 3 scores are identical the campuses are listed alphabetically by campus name. TEA Division of Performance Reporting Page 14 of 40 September 2016

2016 Distinction Designation Summary - Postsecondary Readiness Index 4 - Percent at STAAR Postsecondary Readiness Standard 54% Q3 Four-Year Longitudinal Graduation Rate Four-Year Longitudinal Graduation Plan Rate* College-Ready Graduates Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: Any Subject AP/IB Examination Performance: Any Subject SAT/ACT Participation SAT/ACT Performance CTE-Coherent Sequence Graduates Total s for Postsecondary Readiness 0 of 1 Evaluation of campus outcomes: 0 of 1 eligible indicators in Q1 (Top Quartile) 0 of 1 = 0% *The four-year longitudinal graduation plan rate is determined by comparing the all students RHSP/DAP rate and the all students RHSP/DAP/FHSP-E/FHSP-DLA rate. The higher of the two rates is used for distinction designations. Refer to the Index 4 Data Table for details. TEA Division of Performance Reporting Page 15 of 40 September 2016

2016 Distinction Designation Summary Numerator Denominator Quartile 1 Minimum Attendance Rate 191,955.0 199,572.0 96.2 97.3 Q4 Greater Than Expected Student Growth in ELA/Reading 164 1,081 15 20 Q4 Greater Than Expected Student Growth in Mathematics 201 1,052 19 24 Q3 Grade 3 Reading Performance (Level III) Grade 3 Mathematics Performance (Level III) Grade 4 Reading Performance (Level III) Grade 4 Mathematics Performance (Level III) Grade 4 Writing Performance (Level III) Grade 5 Reading Performance (Level III) Grade 5 Mathematics Performance (Level III) Grade 5 Science Performance (Level III) Grade 6 Reading Performance (Level III) 95 380 25 40 Q4 Grade 6 Mathematics Performance (Level III) 81 375 22 36 Q3 Grade 7 Reading Performance (Level III) 112 373 30 43 Q4 Grade 7 Mathematics Performance (Level III) 2 143 1 42 Q4 Grade 7 Writing Performance (Level III) 83 373 22 35 Q3 Grade 8 Reading Performance (Level III) 136 374 36 42 Q2 Grade 8 Mathematics Performance (Level III) 57 379 15 20 Q3 Grade 8 Science Performance (Level III) 80 371 22 42 Q4 Grade 8 Social Studies Performance (Level III) 82 369 22 39 Q4 Algebra I by Grade 8 - Participation 222 383 58 48.5 Q1 EOC Algebra I Performance (Level III) 153 220 70 92.5 Q4 EOC English I Performance (Level III) EOC English II Performance (Level III) EOC Biology Performance (Level III) EOC U.S. History Performance (Level III) AP/IB Examination Participation: ELA AP/IB Examination Participation: Mathematics AP/IB Examination Participation: Science AP/IB Examination Participation: Social Studies AP/IB Examination Performance: ELA AP/IB Examination Performance: Mathematics AP/IB Examination Performance: Science AP/IB Examination Performance: Social Studies AP/IB Examination Performance: Any Subject SAT/ACT Participation SAT/ACT Performance SAT Performance: ELA SAT Performance: Mathematics ACT Performance: ELA ACT Performance: Mathematics ACT Performance: Science Index 4 - Percent at STAAR Postsecondary Readiness Standard 606 1,113 54 69 Q3 Four-Year Longitudinal Graduation Rate Four-Year Longitudinal Graduation Plan Rate* College-Ready Graduates Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: ELA/Reading Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: Mathematics Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: Science Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: Social Studies Advanced/Dual-Credit Course Completion Rate: Any Subject CTE-Coherent Sequence Graduates Quartile 'n/a' Indicates data reporting is not applicable for this indicator. *The four-year longitudinal graduation plan rate is determined by comparing the all students RHSP/DAP rate and the all students RHSP/DAP/FHSP-E/FHSP-DLArate. The higher of the two rates is used for distinction designations. Refer to the Index 4 Data Table for details. TEA Division of Performance Reporting Page 16 of 40 September 2016