Title: Valentine Elementary School San Marino Unified School District
1Valentine Elementary SchoolSan Marino Unified
School District
- Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR)
- Spring 2008 California Standards Test
2A Criterion Referenced Test
- The student is compared to his/her achievement on
California standards, not to a norm referenced
group.
- The CST is the primary component of both state
and federal accountability measures.
3California Standards Test Performance Levels
- Advanced
- Proficient
- Basic
- Below Basic
- Far Below Basic
4Things to remember...
- Remember this is group data for one point in
time
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- Validate or invalidate data by comparing with
additional information sources
- Start the conversation to examine results for
your last class and your incoming class!
5English Language Arts
6Valentine Grade Level Summary for Spring
2008California English Language Arts Standards
TestPercent of Students Achievement by
Proficiency Level
7Spring 2008 Grade 2 ComparisonsCalifornia
English Language Arts Standards TestPercent of
Students Achievement by Proficiency Level
8 Spring 2008 Grade 3 Comparisons California
English Language Arts Standards TestPercent of
Students Achievement by Proficiency Level
9Spring 2008 Grade 4 Comparisons California
English Language Arts Standards TestPercent of
Students Achievement by Proficiency Level
10Spring 2008 Grade 5 Comparisons California
English Language Arts Standards TestPercent of
Students Achievement by Proficiency Level
11 Valentine Grade 3 Results for Spring 2007 and
2008 California English Language Arts Standards
TestPercent of Students Reported by Proficiency
Level
12 Valentine Grade 4 Results from Spring 2006 to
2008 California English Language Arts Standards
TestPercent of Students Reported by Proficiency
Level
13 Valentine Grade 5 Results for Spring 2005
through 2008 California English Language Arts
Standards TestPercent of Students Reported by
Proficiency Level
14Grade 6 Results for Spring 2004 through 2008
California English Language Arts Standards
TestPercent of Students Reported by Proficiency
Level
15 Valentine 2003 through 2008 Grade 4
ClassesCalifornia Writing Sample Standards
TestPercent of Students Reported by Point Scores
Note NoteEach writing sample is scored on a
rubric from 1 to 4, 4 being the highest. That
score is doubled. Validity is confirmed in
statistical studies.
16 Huntington 2003 through 2008 Grade 7
ClassesCalifornia Writing Sample Standards
TestPercent of Students Reported by Proficiency
Levels
NoteEach writing sample is scored on a rubric
from 1 to 4, 4 being the highest. That score is
doubled. Validity has been confirmed in
statistical studies.
17Valentine Grade 2 English Language Arts
StrandsMean Percent of Items Correct
- Relative Strength
- Writing Strategies
- Relative Need
- Word Analysis
18Valentine Grade 3 English Language Arts
StrandsMean Percent of Items Correct
- Relative Strength
- Literary Response
- Word analysis and Vocabulary
- Relative Need
- Writing Strategies
19Valentine Grade 4 English Language Arts
StrandsMean Percent of Items Correct
- Relative Strength
- Word Analysis and Vocabulary
- Literary Response and Analysis
- Relative Need
- Writing Strategies
20Valentine Grade 5 English Language Arts
StrandsMean Percent of Items Correct
- Relative Strength
- Word Analysis and Vocabulary
- Written Conventions
- Relative Need
- Writing Strategies
21Grade 6 Valentine HistoryEnglish Language Arts
StrandsMean Percent of Items Correct
- Relative Strength
- Written Conventions
- Relative Need
- Literary Response and Analysis
22English Language ArtsPoints to Explore Further
- What is the pattern of scores for students you
served last year? This year?
- What new strategies did you try last year? Did
they work? Which ones will you keep? Change?
- Is your curriculum aligned to the standards
tested? How do you know? What is your strategy
to align them more specifically?
- Were there any groups that specifically need to
be addressed? How?
23Mathematics
24Valentine Summary Report for Spring 2008
California General Math Standards TestsPercent
of Students Achievement by Proficiency Level
25Spring 2008 Grade 2 Comparisons California
General Math Standards TestsPercent of Students
Achievement by Proficiency Level
26Spring 2008 Grade 3 Comparisons California
General Math Standards TestsPercent of Students
Achievement by Proficiency Level
27Spring 2008 Grade 4 Comparisons California
General Math Standards TestsPercent of Students
Achievement by Proficiency Level
28Spring 2008 Grade 5 Comparisons California
General Math Standards TestsPercent of Students
Achievement by Proficiency Level
29 Valentine Grade 2 Results for Spring 2006 to
2008 California Math Standards TestPercent of
Students Reported by Proficiency Level
30 Valentine Grade 3 Results for Spring 2006 to
2008 California Math Standards TestPercent of
Students Reported by Proficiency Level
31 Valentine Grade 4 Results for Spring 2006 to
2008 California Math Standards TestPercent of
Students Reported by Proficiency Level
32 Valentine Grade 5 Results for Spring 2005
through 2008 California Math Standards
TestPercent of Students Reported by Proficiency
Level
33Grade 6 Results Valentine History for Spring
2004 through 2008 California Math Standards
TestPercent of Students Reported by Proficiency
Level
34Valentine Grade 2 2008 Math StrandsMean
Percent of Items Correct
Relative Strengths Algebra and Functions Rel
ative Weakness
Measurement and Functions
35Valentine Grade 3 2007 and 2008 Math
StrandsMean Percent of Items Correct
Relative Strengths Statistics Probability
Relative Weakness
Measurement and Functions
36Valentine Grade 4 Math StrandsMean Percent of
Items Correct
Relative Strength Closely matched Relative W
eakness
Measurement and Functions
37Valentine Grade 5 Math StrandsMean Percent of
Items Correct
- Relative Strength
- Positive/Negative numbers, decimals and
fractions
- Relative Need
- Measurement
38Valentine Grade 6 Math StrandsMean Percent of
Items Correct
- Relative Strength
- Closely matched
- Relative Need
- Ratios, Proportions, Percentages and negative
fractions
39MathematicsPoints to Explore Further
- What is the pattern of scores for students you
served last year? This year?
- What new strategies did you try last year? Did
they work? Which ones will you keep? Change?
- Is your curriculum aligned to the standards
tested? How do you know? What is your strategy
to align them more specifically?
- Were there any groups that specifically need to
be addressed? How?
40Science
41Elementary science achievement improved after
adoption of a new text!
2007 and 2008 SMUSD fifth grade science
curriculum strands
42Valentine Grade 5 Comparison Report for Spring
2008Elementary Science StandardsPercent of
Students Achievement by Proficiency Level
43Valentine Grade 5 Elementary Science
StandardsPercent of Students Achievement by
Proficiency Level
44Performance Standards Results
- Most students are proficient or advanced.
- Predictable patterns of instructional needs for
English learners and special needs students who
are the majority of students in the basic and
below categories. - Individuals and groups of students scoring below
proficient will have needs identified and
addressed through established support systems.
45In summary...
- What did you learn from reviewing the results
from this years STAR?
- What strengths and improvements can we
celebrate?
- What data signals a need to take a closer look?
46Next Steps...
- Share CST data to appropriate audiences
- Review results, course standards, and alternate
measures that may validate or challenge this
data
- Share observations and insights and identify
priorities and focus
- Set concrete goals for groups and individuals
- Share and celebrate proven strategies that have
worked
- Plan to address the students needs