Title: Meridian School District
1Meridian School District
2Why Level Testing?
- Curriculum-based assessment
- External comparison
- Measures growth toward standards
- Informs instruction
- Clearly communicates/easily understood
3Curriculum-based Assessment
- Tests designed to reflect Meridian School
District curriculum - TESTING WHAT IS TO BE TAUGHT
- Revision of curriculum to align with national and
state standards - Move to MAP test Idaho aligned version
4Growth Measurement
5Reading
Fall 1999 Spring 2000
6Mathematics
Fall 1999 Spring 2000
7Are all students growing?
8Student Growth by Quartile Fall 1999 - Spring 2000
9Student Growth by Quartile Fall 1999 - Spring 2000
10Standards
11Reading Standard
RIT 220
Spring of 8th Grade
12High School Reading Course
13Reading Standard
This chart shows the spring scores of students in
the high school reading class. After completing
the course, 75 of the students met the reading
standard of 220. Number of students 203
14End of Course Testing
- Reading
- Mathematics
- Pre-Algebra
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Algebra II
- Science
- All except earth science (1 year out)
- Field testing questions in social studies
15Inform Instruction
16Math Placement Criteria
17Fourth Grade
Fall to Spring Analysis
Fifth Grade
Fall to Spring Analysis
18MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Achievement Level Test Results
School 119
TREND REPORT
Grade 5
Detailed Test Results
Previous Tests
19Program Decisions
20(No Transcript)
21Track Study
Pioneer Elementary Chaparral Elementary Spalding
Elementary Seven Oaks Elementary
Reading 5th Grade
22Track Study
Pioneer Elementary Chaparral Elementary Spalding
Elementary Seven Oaks Elementary
Math 5th Grade
23Special Education
- Valid testing for students who have never been
successfully tested previously - 99 of Meridian students in tested grades
- Driving the development of IEPs
- Growth in regular curriculum
24Clear Communication of Data
- Variety of Reports
- Easily understood
- Parents are in the instructional loop
25Why Level Testing?
- Curriculum-based assessment
- External comparison
- Measures growth toward standards
- Informs instruction
- Clearly communicates/easily understood