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2016 School Report Card Purpose/Objectives Preview new features on the State Report Card Preview the types of data provided in 5Essentials Survey data Share how the 5Essentials data is utilized Illinois School Report Card Three main


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2016 School Report Card

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Purpose/Objectives

  • Preview new features on the State Report Card
  • Preview the types of data provided in 5Essentials Survey data
  • Share how the 5Essentials data is utilized
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Illinois School Report Card

Three main components:

  • One page pdf with most important information
  • Student characteristics and performance
  • School characteristics and performance
  • Ilinoisreportcard.com with explanations of each

indicator

  • Detailed longitudinal data sets for educational

research

Where to find it

  • http://illinoisreportcard.com/
  • Will find the district and schools pdf’s on ipsd.org
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New this year…

  • Teacher attendance
  • Number of high school

students who earn college credit through dual credit, AP courses or international baccalaureate courses

  • 6-7 year graduation cohorts
  • Mobile device feature
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204 5Essentials Report

  • Survey administered to staff, parents and

students in grades 6-12

  • Required every other year by statute
  • District will move to an every other year

surveying

  • Results based upon teacher and student surveys
  • Results for parent surveys reported for each

question

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Collaborative Teachers

*In Schools With Strong Collaborative Teachers,

All Teachers Collaborate To Promote Professional

  • Growth. In Such Schools, Teachers Are:
  • Active Partners In School Improvement,
  • Committed To The School, And
  • Focused On Professional Development.

*5Essentials Full Report-2016

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Involved Families

*In Schools With Involved Families, The Entire Staff

Builds Strong External Relationships. Such Schools:

  • See Parents As Partners In Helping Students Learn,
  • Value Parents' Input And Participation In Advancing The

School's Mission, And

  • Support Efforts To Strengthen Its Students' Community

Resources.

*5Essentials Full Report-2016

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Supportive Environment

*In Schools With A Supportive Environment, The

School Is Safe, Demanding, And Supportive. In Such Schools:

  • Students Feel Safe In And Around The School,
  • They Find Teachers Trust-worthy And Responsive To Their

Academic Needs,

  • All Students Value Hard Work, And
  • Teachers Push All Students

*5Essentials Full Report-2016

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Ambitious Instruction

*In Schools With Strong Ambitious Instruction, Classes Are

Challenging And Engaging. The Instruction Is Clear, Well- structured, And Encourages Students To Build And Apply

  • Knowledge. When Combined With A Supportive

Environment, Ambitious Instruction Has The Most Direct Effect On Student Learning. It Is:

  • Well-defined With Clear Expectations For Student Success,
  • Interactive And Encourages Students To Build And Apply

Knowledge,

  • Well-paced (Not Measured), And
  • Aligned Across Grades (Not Measured).

*5Essentials Full Report-2016

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Effective Leaders

*In Schools With Effective Leaders, Principals And Teachers

Work Together To Implement A Shared Vision. In Such Schools, People, Programs, And Resources Are Focused On A Vision For Sustained Improvement. Leaders:

  • Practice Shared Leadership,
  • Set High Goals For Quality Instruction,
  • Maintain Mutually Trusting And Respectful Relationships,
  • Support Professional Advancement For Faculty And Staff, And
  • Manage Resources For Sustained Program Improvement (Not

Measured).

*5Essentials Full Report-2016

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Utilization of 5Essentials Survey

  • ILT’s (Instructional Leadership Teams) review results and discuss

trends in connection with other information.

  • Principals use the data to develop principal goals.
  • Utilize results in decision making processes for professional

development & parent education.

  • Share results with parent groups.
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Questions?