Understanding Wisconsin's New School Report Card System

Wisconsin has implemented a new accountability system to enhance understanding of school performance. The system uses a new scale aligned with national standards to compare schools across the country. This shift aims to provide a more accurate assessment of student achievement, aligning Wisconsin with other states. The new scale measures proficiency in subjects like math and reading, allowing for better comparisons between Wisconsin schools and those in other states.

• Wisconsin
• School Report Card
• Accountability System
• Student Achievement
• Education

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1. Understanding the New School Report Card 1

2. Education Is Changing 45 States and 3 territories have adopted the Common Core State Standards GOAL: ALL students will be college and career ready

3. Wisconsins New Accountability System To help parents understand how their child s school is doing and where it can improve To help schools get a better picture of how well they help children learn

4. The New Report Card Uses a New Scale

5. The New Report Card Uses a New Scale

6. The New Report Card Uses a New Scale

7. Scale Makes a Difference The School Report Card uses a different scale to measure our students: Wisconsin had lower proficiency standards than other states Now, Wisconsin schools will be measured using a scale that is common across the country. This scale is based on the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP)

8. What does this new scale mean? 2011-12 Subject CESA 10 School Proficient & Advanced State P & A New State All Reading 81.5% 81.9% 37.9% All Math 75.9% 78.0% 49.8%

9. What does this new scale mean? 4th Grade Percent Proficient & Advanced 8th Grade Percent Proficient & Advanced Group Mathematics 47% 40% Reading 34% 32% Mathematics 41% 34% Reading 34% 32% Wisconsin Nation

10. What does this new scale mean? We are measuring the same achievement Same curriculum Same students We are using a new scale that compares Wisconsin schools to other states.

11. Components: 1. Accountability Determination 2 1 2. Priority Areas 3. Student Engagement Indicators 4. School Information 3 5. WSAS Percent Proficient and Advanced 4 5

12. What does the report card measure? Priority 1: Priority 2: Priority 3: Priority 4: Student Achievement Student Growth Closing the Gaps On Track/Post-Secondary Readiness Test Participation Absenteeism Dropout Rate

13. What does the accountability score mean? Reflects many measures It is NOT a percent correct measurement, so these scores are NOT the same as grades

14. As a parent, how can you use this information? Discuss the report card at Parent/Teacher Conferences. How can you help your child improve? Ask school staff to sponsor a parent meeting to discuss your school s areas of strength and areas of need. What steps is the school taking to help students improve? How can parents help?

15. As a parent where can you get more information? dpi.wi.gov/oes/acct/accountability.html dpi.wi.gov/sprndnt/everydschild.html

16. If you have questions Contact your child s teacher, the school s principal, or the district administrator if you have questions about the new report card or the higher expectations of the new Common Core State standards.