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Title: Academic Excellence Indicator System (AEIS)


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Academic Excellence Indicator System (AEIS)
  • Annual Report and Public Hearing
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD
  • 2010-2011

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  • Texas Education Code 39.053 requires each
    district's board of trustees to publish an annual
    report that includes
  • the AEIS report
  • campus performance objectives
  • a report of violent or criminal incidents and,
  • information received under Texas Education Code
    51.403(e) from the THECB.
  • According to Grapevine-Colleyville Independent
    School District BR(LEGAL), annually, the Board
    shall publish a report describing the educational
    performance of the District and of each campus in
    the District. See AIB(LEGAL)

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AIB(LEGAL)
  1. Campus performance objectives and the progress of
    each campus toward those objectives, which shall
    be available to the public
  2. The Districts accreditation status and each
    campus awarded a distinction designation or
    considered an unacceptable campus
  3. The Districts current special education
    compliance status with TEA
  4. The number, rate, and type of violent or criminal
    incidents that occurred on each District campus,
    to the extent permitted under the Family
    Educational Rights and Privacy Act see FL
  5. Information concerning school violence prevention
    and violence intervention policies and procedures
    that the District is using to protect students

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AIB(LEGAL)
  • 6. The findings that result from evaluations
    conducted under the Safe and Drug-Free Schools
    and Communities Act of 1994 (20 U.S.C. Section
    7101 et seq.)
  • 7. Information received under Education Code
    51.403(e) (student performance reports from
    institutions of higher education) for each high
    school campus in the District, presented in a
    form determined by the Commissioner
  • Statement of the amount, if any, of the
    Districts unencumbered surplus fund balance as
    of the last day of the preceding fiscal year and
    the percentage of the preceding years budget
    that the surplus represents
  • Performance of each campus to its previous
    performance and to state-established standards
    and
  • Performance of each district to its previous
    performance and to state-established standards.

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AIB(LEGAL)
  • Optional Contents
  • Total enrollment by ethnicity, socioeconomic
    status and grade groupings and retention rates
  • Financial information, including revenues and
    expenditures
  • Staff information, including number and type by
    gender, ethnicity, years of experience and
    highest degree held, teacher and administrator
    salaries and teacher turnover
  • Program information, including student enrollment
    by program, teachers by program and instructional
    operating expenditures by program and
  • The number of students placed in disciplinary
    alternative education programs under Education
    Code Chapter 37.

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Dissemination of the Report
  • The statute stipulates that the report must be
    disseminated to the public and to all
    stakeholders within two weeks after the public
    hearing. This can be accomplished electronically,
    through mail-outs or by posting copies in public
    places such as each school office, local
    businesses, and public libraries. The AEIS
    Glossary, also available in Spanish, is intended
    to provide basic information needed to understand
    the AEIS 2010-11 reports.
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • The complete BR(LEGAL) report will be posted on
    the GCISD website within two weeks after the
    public hearing (http//www.gcisd-k12.org gt
    Departments and Programs gt Assessment, Research
    and Evaluation gt GCISD Annual Performance Report)
  • Hard copies of the complete report with over 500
    pages will be available upon request for
    stakeholders who do not have access to the
    internet.

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Dissemination of the Report
http//www.gcisd-k12.org gt Departments and
Programs gt Assessment, Research and Evaluation
gt GCISD Annual Performance Report 2011
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AEIS Performance Ratings
  • The annual performance report must include the
    district performance rating provided under
    Section 39.072(a) and the performance rating of
    each campus in the district provided under
    Section 39.072(c).
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • Performance ratings for GCISD and its campuses
    can be accessed via a link on the GCISD website
    (http//www.gcisd-k12.org).
  • The 2010-11 ratings included 10 exemplary, 3
    recognized, 5 academically acceptable
    (including one AEA) and 0 academically
    unacceptable schools.

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Gold Performance Acknowledgements
  • In the same 2011 District Accountability Summary
    Report, the number of campuses recognized through
    Gold Performance Acknowledgements are presented.
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • Highlights include numerous campuses with
    performance acknowledgements for commended rates
    in
  • Reading 10 Campuses
  • Writing 10 Campuses
  • Math 11 Campuses
  • Science 12 Campuses

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District Gold Performance Acknowledgments
  • AP/IB Results (2009-2010)
  • College-Ready Graduates (Class of 2010)
  • Texas Success Initiative (TSI) ELA
  • Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Math
  • Commended on Social Studies

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Comparable Improvement
  • Comparable Improvement (CI) is a measure that
    shows how student performance on the TAKS at a
    given school has changed (or grown) from one year
    to the next, and then compares that change to
    that of 40 schools that are demographically
    similar to the given, or "target" school.
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • Campus reports are posted on TEAs website,
    http//www.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/ci/2011/grou
    p.srch.html, and are included in the complete
    annual report on the GCISD website.

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School Report Cards
  • In addition to publishing and disseminating the
    annual performance report, the district must
    produce a summarized report, showing performance
    on key indicators. The School Report Cards
    produced by TEA provides such summary. A portion
    of House Bill 3297 (TEC Section 39.252) requires
    that districts post the most current reports on
    the district website by the 10th instructional
    day of the school year.
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • The 2009-10 School Report Cards (SRC) for each
    campus in GCISD were posted on the TEAs website
    in December 2010.
  • Principals distributed the School Report Cards
    and letter to parents in January 2011.
  • The most recent AEIS reports (2010-11) and School
    Report Cards (2010-11) are available on the 2011
    GCISD Annual Performance Report.

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Campus Performance Objectives
  • Texas Education Code 11.253 requires that each
    campus improvement plan set objectives based on
    the AEIS report and periodically measure progress
    toward the performance objectives. The objectives
    must be approved by the local board of trustees
    and be made available to the public.
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • Campus performance objectives are part of the
    GCISD Campus Improvement Plans (CIP) and are
    approved by the Board annually.
  • Performance objectives are available to the
    public on the GCISD website in the full annual
    report.

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Reports of Post-Secondary Enrollmentand Academic
Performance
  • Texas statute requires every district to include
    with their performance report, information
    received under Texas Education Code 51.403(e)
    for each high school campus in the district.
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • The Annual Texas Success Initiative Test Report
    of Student Performance 2008-09 High School
    Graduating Class
  • (http//www.thecb.state.tx.us/reports/PDF)
  • Report on Texas Public High School Graduates
    Enrolled in Texas Higher Institutions of Learning
    (GCISD campuses are included (http//www.thecb.st
    ate.tx.us/Reports/PDF/2014.PDF)
  • The Office of Assessment, Research and Evaluation
    tracked the educational progress and pursuits of
    GCISD graduating classes, 2004-05 through 2009-10
    using the National Student Clearinghouse data
    (http//www.gcisd-k12.org gt Departments and
    Programs gt Assessment, Research and Evaluation gt
    Annual Report). A report on the class of 2011
    will be available in January 2012.

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Special Education Compliance
  • Under Section 39.053(a), the annual performance
    report must include the districts current
    special education compliance status with the
    agency.
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • The 2010-11 Special Education Performance Based
    Monitoring (PBM) status for GCISD is in
    compliance with standards--no action is required
    by the District.
  • The PBMAS report is included in the full report
    available on the Districts website.

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Student Safety and Report on Violent or Criminal
Incidents
  • Texas statute requires every district to publish
    a report on violent or criminal incidents at
    their schools. This report should be available
    for use and review by the public. According to
    the statute, the annual report must include
  • A statement of the number, rate, and type of
    violent or criminal incidents that occurred on
    each district campus, to the extent permitted
    under the Family Educational Right to Privacy
    Act
  • Information concerning school violence prevention
    and violence intervention policies and procedures
    that the district is using to protect students
  • The findings that result from evaluations
    conducted under the Safe and Drug- Free Schools
    and Communities Act of 1994 and its subsequent
    amendments.
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • The District reports to the TEA all
    discretionary, mandatory and expellable criminal
    incidents that occur on each campus. A summary of
    the incidents occurring in 2010-2011 are included
    in the annual report.
  • Each year, the District presents to the board
    results from the GCISD drug survey.
  • The districts current student health and
    wellness policy is included in the annual report.

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Unencumbered Surplus Fund Balance
  • The BR (LEGAL) policy requires that a statement
    of the districts unencumbered surplus fund
    balance as of the last day of the preceding
    fiscal year be included in the report.
  • Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Status
  • The amount of the districts unreserved surplus
    fund balance as of June 30, 2010 was 34,595,927.
  • The amount represents 25.67 of the 2009-10
    budget.
  • A copy of the Districts statement of revenues,
    expenditures and changes in Fund Balance for
  • 2009-10 can be found in annual report.

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Optional Reporting Information
  • AEIS Report
  • 2010-2011

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Enrollment Elementary(Fall 2006 Fall 2010)
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Enrollment Secondary(Fall 2006 Fall 2010)
21
Student EthnicityFall 2010
GCISD
Texas
22
Student Ethnicity(Fall 2000 Fall 2010)
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Special Populations(Fall 2006 Fall 2010)
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Class Size Averages ElementaryFall 2010
25
Class Size Averages SecondaryFall 2010
26
Teachers by Years of ExperienceFall 2010
27
Average Teacher Salary by Years of
ExperienceFall 2010
28
Teacher Turnover Rates
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Student EnrollmentBilingual/English as a Second
Language
30
Student EnrollmentCareer and Technology Education
31
Student EnrollmentGifted and Talented
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Student Enrollment Special Education
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Report Availability
  • Public Hearing
  • http//ritter.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/aeis
  • http//www.gcisd-k12.org gt Departments and
    Programs gt Assessment, Research and Evaluation gt
    GCISD Annual Performance Report
  • District Administration Building
  • Campus Offices

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