Academic Return on Investment. Bryan Hennekens, Dir. Security and Technology Zena Stenvik, Dir. Teaching and Learning

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Academic Return on Investment Bryan Hennekens, Dir. Security and Technology Zena Stenvik, Dir. Teaching and Learning

Academic Return on Investment Analysis of cost and effectiveness of educational programs Factors: Fees Materials, Supplies Professional Development Time Meeting Academic Goals

2015-16 AROI Projects Personalized Learning Initiative AVID Elementary AVID Secondary

Personalized Learning Initiative Measurable Goals: Student Technology Skills Student equitable access to technology Formative Assessment (teacher frequency) Student use of the 4C s

Student Technology Skills Columbia Heights High School 9th grade Columbia Academy 8th grade Student Foundation Skills 34 point more proficient Student Multimedia Skills 24 point more proficient

Formative Assessment Columbia Heights High School 9th grade Columbia Academy 8th grade Use of Formative Assessment 95 point higher level of use

Student Use of the 4C s Columbia Heights High School 9th grade Columbia Academy 8th grade Student Use of the 4Cs 9 point higher level use

Students Technology Access Columbia Heights High School 9th grade Columbia Academy 8th grade Student Access at School 51 point positive difference

Costs & Benefits Are we meeting the program goals and implementing with fidelity? Yes. What is the cost per pupil for the (PLI) Personalized Learning Initiative? Year 2014-2015 2015-16 2016-17 Cost Per Student $425.28 $426.74 $430.10 Funding Stream: Primarily financed through the voter approved capital projects levy.

Recommendation Continue Personalized Learning Program Continue Expansion by 2 additional grades for the 2017-2018 school year

AVID Elementary 2015-16 Valley View AVID Program Measure: Progress of 4 Essential Program Areas/ Rubric Costs Admin Walk Through Checklist Monthly AVID site team meeting & Goal Progress Checks

Valley View AVID data 2015-2016

2015-16 AVID Goals Site: Reflective writing will be built into a weekly goal-setting routine and Science. More comprehensive PD, especially for grades K-2. Meet quarterly as an AVID Site Team 3-5. Share information about AVID with families.

Essential one: Instruction

Essential 1: Reflection tools Site Level: 3

Essential 1: Note-Taking Site Level: 3

Essential 1: Levels of thinking Site Level: 3

Essential 1: Collaboration Site Level: 3

Essential 1: organization Site Level: 2

Essential 1: reading strategies Site Level: 3

essential one Evidence

Essential TWO: Culture

Essential 2: Safe, challenging environment Site Level: 3

Essential 2: Grouping patterns Site Level: 3

Essential 2: Home/school workshops Site Level: 3

Essential 2: accountability Site Level: 2

essential two Evidence

Essential three: leadership

Essential 3: Summer Institute Site Level: Level 2

Essential 3: Site team Site Level: 2

Essential 3: AE Administrator Articulation Grade Level: 1

Essential 3: Site Team Plan Site Level: 2

Essential 3: summer institute Site Level: 2

essential three Evidence

Essential four: Systems

Essential 4: AE Administrator resources Site Level: 3

Essential 4: Site Level data Grade Level: 2

Essential 4: AE Assessments Grade Level: 3

Essential 4: grade level SMart goals Grade Level: 3

essential four Evidence

Costs & Benefits Are we meeting the program goals and implementing with fidelity? Yes. What is the cost per pupil for the AVID Elementary program? Year 2014-2015 2015-16 2016-17 Elementary Student $528 $282 $222 Funding Stream: AVID is largely funded through Achievement & Integration Grant

Recommendation Continue and Expand AVID Elementary Program

2015-16 CH High School AVID Program Measure: Progress of 11 Essential Program Areas/ Rubric Costs Admin Walk Through Checklist Monthly AVID site team meeting & Goal Progress Checks

AVID High School 2015-16 11 Essential Areas to Monitor and Measure, compared to 4 areas in Elementary

2015-16 AVID Certification Level for Columbia Heights High School AVID Highly Certified Site This secondary site consistently meets certification standards. Commendations: Students continue to take rigorous coursework and AVID elective teachers continue to utilize WICOR strategies. The tutor program is strong with an ongoing partnership with the University of Minnesota. Recommendations: Continue to build the capacity of the site team, and grow AVID capacity with WICOR implementation school wide.

Costs & Benefits Are we meeting the program goals and implementing with fidelity? Yes. What is the cost per pupil for the AVID high school program? Year 2014-2015 2015-16 2016-17 Secondary Student $1,045 $1,165 $570 Funding Stream: AVID is largely funded through Achievement & Integration Grant

Recommendation Continue AVID Secondary Program

Questions?