Orange County Public Schools

Orange County Public Schools Magnet Update April 14, 2016 Orange County Public Schools Agenda • Magnet Information and Updates • Annual District Magnet Review • Magnet Program Expansion • Magnet Schools of America • Questions and Discussion 2 Orange County Public Schools 2016-2017 Magnet Fairs • November 5 at Evans High School – Twenty-one high school programs – An estimated 4,000 families in attendance • November 12 at Colonial High School – Six elementary programs and nine middle school programs – An estimated 2,000 families in attendance 3 Orange County Public Schools Magnet Fair Survey Results Customer Service Satisfaction Rates Satisfied Dissatisfied 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 2015 2014 4 Orange County Public Schools Magnet Fair Survey Results Science and Technology Medical Careers Culinary Biotechnology/Sustainable Energy IB Primary Years Programme (Elementary IB) Environmental Studies Performing Arts Education/Teaching Law Studies Architecture Other 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 5 Orange County Public Schools Student Interest Survey • Survey was available to all students kindergarten through 8th grade • Over 5,400 responses were received 6 Orange County Public Schools Student Interest Survey Results Computers Sports Art Math Medical Music Cooking Science TV Production Law Money Building Teaching Nature 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 7 Orange County Public Schools Magnet Applications and Assigned Students 2014-2016 Comparison 4500 4230 3961 4000 3817 3500 3056 3000 2513 2500 2332 Applicants 2000 Assigned 1500 1000 500 Number of Students 0 2014 Lottery 2015 Lottery 2016 Lottery 14-15 SY 15-16 SY 16-17 SY 8 Orange County Public Schools Annual Magnet Review Instrument • Aligned to OCPS policy and national standards • Developed with assistance from OCPS Program Evaluation Department • Components of the Review Instrument 1. Curriculum and Instruction 2. Program Recruitment and Sustainability 3. Parent and Community Involvement 4. Magnet Student Population 5. Student Achievement Data 9 Orange County Public Schools Review Categories • Exemplary – Total points between 94-100 • Accomplished – Total points between 63-93 • Progressing – Total points between 36-62 • Beginning – 35 points or below 10 Orange County Public Schools Magnet Program Annual Review Year-to-Year Comparison 30 25 25 20 17 15 12 10 5 5 3 2 0 1 0 Beginning Progressing Accomplished Exemplary 2014-2015 2015-2016 11 Orange County Public Schools 2015-2016 Elementary Review Summary Elementary Program Program Sec. I Sec. II Sec. III Sec. IV Sec. V Designation School Score 35 pts 20 pts 30 pts 5 pts 10 pts 100 pts Aviation Durrance and 25 15 26 5 10 81 Accomplished Aerospace Foreign Hillcrest 21 15 21 5 10 72 Accomplished Language Hunter's Dual 17 11 13 5 10 56 Progressing Creek Language Dual Tildenville 35 20 26 5 10 96 Exemplary Language Dual Union Park 19 20 17 3 10 69 Accomplished Language 12 Orange County Public Schools 2015-2016 Middle School Review Summary Middle Program Program Sec. I Sec. II Sec. III Sec. IV Sec. V Designation School Score 35 pts 20 pts 30 pts 5 pts 10 pts 100 pts Arbor Ridge 6-8 Option 19 20 20 5 10 74 Accomplished Carver IB MYP 19 15 17 3 10 64 Accomplished Visual and Howard Performing 35 20 30 5 10 100 Exemplary Arts Jackson IB MYP 23 20 26 5 10 84 Accomplished World Lakeview Language 21 20 24 5 10 80 Accomplished Academy Lee IB MYP 20 15 15 5 10 65 Accomplished Memorial IB MYP 16 20 22 3 10 71 Accomplished Robinswood IB MYP 25 20 30 1 10 86 Accomplished 13 Orange County Public Schools 2015-2016 High School Review Summary Program High School Program Sec. I Sec. II Sec. III Sec. IV Sec. V Designation Score 35 pts 20 pts 30 pts 5 pts 10 pts 100 pts Apopka Advanced Engineering 23 10 19 3 10 65 Accomplished Apopka Medical Careers 21 10 17 5 10 63 Accomplished Criminal Justice, Law, Boone 29 15 17 5 8 74 Accomplished and Finance Informational Colonial 23 10 21 1 10 65 Accomplished Technology Veterinary Animal Colonial 33 15 16 3 10 77 Accomplished Science and Services International Cypress Creek 23 20 28 5 8 84 Accomplished Baccalaureate Center for International Dr. Phillips 25 15 25 5 10 80 Accomplished Studies Visual and Performing Dr. Phillips 25 15 25 5 8 78 Accomplished Arts Engineering, Science, Edgewater 35 15 19 5 10 84 Accomplished and Technology 14 Orange County Public Schools 2015-2016 High School Review Summary Program High School Program Sec. I Sec. II Sec. III Sec. IV Sec. V Designation Score 35 pts 20 pts 30 pts 5 pts 10 pts 100 pts Evans International Baccalaureate 21 8 21 1 10 61 Progressing Jones International Baccalaureate 19 15 17 3 8 62 Progressing Jones Medical 17 6 15 5 8 51 Progressing Oak Ridge Aviation and Aerospace 16 15 28 3 6 68 Accomplished Oak Ridge Digital Media and Gaming 14 10 13 3 8 48 Progressing Oak Ridge Hospitality Management 21 10 26 3 5 65 Accomplished JA Academy of Leadership Oak Ridge 14 20 30 3 8 75 Accomplished and Entrepreneurship University Global Technology 31 15 30 5 10 91 Accomplished University International Baccalaureate 23 15 15 5 10 68 Accomplished Wekiva Laser Photonics 31 15 21 5 10 82 Accomplished 15 Orange County Public Schools Progressing Programs •Increased support to align the programs with goals and expectations of OCPS and national magnet standards (Magnet Schools of America) •Increased collaboration and contact with Administration and Magnet Coordinator •Increased on-site visitations to support classrooms and instruction •Increased assistance in writing of the program’s recruitment plan 16 Orange County Public Schools Accomplished and Exemplary Programs • Assistance and support will be offered as requested in all of the previous categories • The support of these programs will be keenly focused on the goals of OCPS and national standards for magnet programs with the goal of additional national recognitions as the outcome 17 Orange County Public Schools New Programs for 2016-2017 • STEM Magnet – Orange Center Elementary • Cambridge Middle School Academy – Liberty Middle School • Cambridge Program – Colonial High School • Agriscience Magnet – Wekiva High School 18 Orange County Public Schools Zoneless Magnet Schools • Howard Middle School’s Academy of Visual and Performing Arts Magnet – Scheduled for 2017-2018 School Year • Hillcrest Elementary School’s Foreign Language Magnet – Scheduled for 2018-2019 School Year 19 Orange County Public Schools Geographic Preference • Research – Investigated other preferential options – Consulted the offices of Student Enrollment and Governmental Planning and Relations – Preserved current attendance zones – Determined current and projected enrollment figures 20 Orange County Public Schools Geographic Preference • Recommendation – 25% of the seats will be reserved for current attendance zone students who apply – Applicants with this preference will be lotteried based on the 25% • Potential Outcomes – Seats not assigned will be added to the remaining 75% – Students with preference not selected, will have an additional opportunity in the lottery for the remaining 75% 21 Orange County Public Schools 2017-2018 New Academies • Edgewater High School – Secondary Education • Evans High School – Entertainment Production • Hunter’s Creek Middle School – Dual Language Enrichment-Spanish • Lockhart Middle School –STEM 22 Orange County Public Schools Continuing Areas of Development • PYP International Baccalaureate • Secondary World Language • Visual and Performing Arts • International Studies • Gifted 23 Orange County Public Schools Magnet Schools of America Award Nominations • MSA Merit Award for Magnet Programs • MSA Magnet Teacher-of-the-Year • MSA Magnet Student Art Competition 24 Orange County Public Schools Magnet Schools of America 2016 MSA School of Distinction Awards Howard Middle School Howard Middle School Academy for the Visual and Performing Arts Tildenville Elementary School Dual Language Enrichment University High School Global Technologies William R. Boone High School Criminal Justice, Law, and Finance Magnet 25 Orange County Public Schools Superintendent’s Comments School Board Questions and Discussion 26.

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