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Campus Value-Added by Subject List: Math 2015 Campus Value-Added By Subject: Math School ASPIRE Math Gain Math Paired for Paired School School Name Number Level Index Quintile Award (if applicable) 228 River Oaks Elementary School 1 11.17 1 122 Burbank Elementary School 1 9.90 1 480 Marshall Elementary School 1 8.48 1 180 Isaacs Elementary School 1 8.31 1 172 Henderson, N. Q. Elementary School 1 8.14 1 155 Franklin Elementary School 1 8.01 1 479 Shadydale Elementary School 1 7.97 1 116 Briargrove Elementary School 1 7.65 1 039 Rogers, T.H. 1 7.50 1 249 Travis Elementary School 1 7.38 1 104 Almeda Elementary School 1 7.01 1 251 Twain Elementary School 1 6.76 1 353 School at St. George Place 1 6.67 1 158 Garden Villas Elementary School 1 6.57 1 229 Roberts Elementary School 1 6.48 1 255 West University Elementary School 1 6.18 1 166 Harris, J. R. Elementary School 1 5.97 1 267 White Elementary School 1 5.94 1 178 Horn Elementary School 1 5.86 1 295 Benavídez Elementary School 1 5.67 1 219 Piney Point Elementary School 1 4.91 1 256 Wharton 1 4.86 1 137 DeChaumes Elementary School 1 4.83 1 241 Sinclair Elementary School 1 4.74 1 274 Askew Elementary School 1 4.57 1 211 Oak Forest Elementary School 1 4.41 1 275 Bush Elementary School 1 4.38 1 102 Alcott Elementary School 1 4.06 1 371 Young Scholars Academy for Excellence 1 3.75 1 260 Windsor Village Elementary School 1 3.32 1 460 Mandarin Chinese School 1 3.26 1 372 Rodríguez Elementary School 1 3.19 1 168 Hartsfield Elementary School 1 3.15 1 106 Atherton Elementary School 1 2.98 1 144 Durkee Elementary School 1 2.98 1 369 Gross Elementary School 1 2.90 2 HISD Research and Accountability 2015 Campus Value-Added By Subject: Math School ASPIRE Math Gain Math Paired for Paired School School Name Number Level Index Quintile Award (if applicable) 148 Elrod Elementary School 1 2.88 2 151 Bell Elementary School 1 2.84 2 128 Lyons Elementary School 1 2.78 2 189 Kolter Elementary School 1 2.45 2 107 Barrick Elementary School 1 2.31 2 259 Wilson Montessori 1 2.18 2 111 Bonham Elementary School 1 2.16 2 182 Jefferson Elementary School 1 2.14 2 396 Daily Elementary School 1 2.10 2 276 Shadowbriar Elementary School 1 2.09 2 174 Highland Heights Elementary School 1 2.06 2 218 Pilgrim Academy 1 1.94 2 262 Grissom Elementary School 1 1.93 2 257 Whidby Elementary School 1 1.89 2 286 Herrera Elementary School 1 1.74 2 149 Emerson Elementary School 1 1.73 2 227 McNamara Elementary School 1 1.73 2 130 Condit Elementary School 1 1.63 2 383 DeAnda Elementary School 1 1.51 2 252 Wainwright Elementary School 1 1.51 2 080 Rice School 1 1.45 2 215 Parker Elementary School 1 1.42 2 169 Harvard Elementary School 1 1.41 2 224 Red Elementary School 1 1.26 2 187 Kelso Elementary School 1 1.15 2 152 Field Elementary School 1 1.12 2 173 Herod Elementary School 1 1.10 2 299 Milne Elementary School 1 1.04 2 271 Foerster Elementary School 1 0.83 2 233 Rucker Elementary School 1 0.82 2 289 Martínez, C. Elementary School 1 0.81 2 292 Carrillo Elementary School 1 0.79 2 285 Valley West Elementary School 1 0.74 2 214 Park Place Elementary School 1 0.66 3 108 Bastian Elementary School 1 0.65 3 162 Gregg Elementary School 1 0.60 3 HISD Research and Accountability 2015 Campus Value-Added By Subject: Math School ASPIRE Math Gain Math Paired for Paired School School Name Number Level Index Quintile Award (if applicable) 186 Robinson Elementary School 1 0.57 3 058 Gregory-Lincoln Education Center 1 0.55 3 123 Codwell Elementary School 1 0.50 3 358 Cook Elementary School 1 0.44 3 234 Rusk School 1 0.31 3 133 Cornelius Elementary School 1 0.30 3 248 Sutton Elementary School 1 0.29 3 231 Roosevelt Elementary School 1 0.27 3 138 De Zavala Elementary School 1 0.14 3 179 McGowen Elementary School 1 0.07 3 100 Texas Connections Academy 1 0.05 3 194 Lewis Elementary School 1 0.01 3 258 Whittier Elementary School 1 0.00 3 199 Lovett Elementary School 1 -0.01 3 181 Janowski Elementary School 1 -0.03 3 216 Patterson Elementary School 1 -0.04 3 204 Memorial Elementary School 1 -0.05 3 175 Hobby Elementary School 1 -0.08 3 170 Helms Elementry School 1 -0.14 3 344 Briarmeadow Charter School 1 -0.15 3 185 Kashmere Gardens Elementary School 1 -0.16 3 105 Anderson Elementary School 1 -0.34 3 389 Ketelsen Elementary School 1 -0.35 3 115 Durham Elementary School 1 -0.39 3 171 Henderson, J. P. Elementary School 1 -0.40 3 287 Cage Elementary School 1 -0.41 3 297 Dávila Elementary School 1 -0.43 3 225 Reynolds Elementary School 1 -0.48 3 113 Paige Elementary School 1 -0.49 3 244 Southmayd Elementary School 1 -0.57 3 223 Pugh Elementary School 1 -0.59 3 382 Reagan Education Center 1 -0.61 3 290 Crespo Elementary School 1 -0.63 4 466 EL DAEP 1 -0.66 4 Yes Eliot Elementary School 147 Eliot Elementary School 1 -0.66 4 125 Burrus Elementary School 1 -0.67 4 HISD Research and Accountability 2015 Campus Value-Added By Subject: Math School ASPIRE Math Gain Math Paired for Paired School School Name Number Level Index Quintile Award (if applicable) 253 Walnut Bend Elementary School 1 -0.69 4 112 Bonner Elementary School 1 -0.71 4 198 Love Elementary School 1 -0.71 4 140 Dogan Elementary School 1 -0.81 4 159 Golfcrest Elementary School 1 -0.86 4 279 Tijerina Elementary School 1 -1.10 4 135 Crockett Elementary School 1 -1.18 4 114 Braeburn Elementary School 1 -1.23 4 475 Elmore Elementary School 1 -1.34 4 242 Smith Elementary School 1 -1.36 4 157 Garden Oaks Montessori 1 -1.37 4 154 Foster Elementary School 1 -1.47 4 220 Pleasantville Elementary School 1 -1.49 4 153 Fondren Elementary School 1 -1.53 4 210 Northline Elementary School 1 -1.57 4 394 Neff Elementary School 1 -1.62 4 221 Poe Elementary School 1 -1.62 4 203 Mading Elementary School 1 -1.65 4 263 Law Elementary School 1 -2.01 4 212 Oates Elementary School 1 -2.14 4 473 Hilliard Elementary School 1 -2.22 4 281 Sánchez Elementary School 1 -2.29 4 232 Ross Elementary School 1 -2.52 4 269 Scroggins Elementary School 1 -2.66 4 247 Young Elementary School 1 -2.78 4 119 Brookline Elementary School 1 -2.98 4 197 Looscan Elementary School 1 -2.99 4 378 Kandy Stripe Academy 1 -3.04 4 196 Longfellow Elementary School 1 -3.14 4 291 Gallegos Elementary School 1 -3.20 4 110 Blackshear Elementary School 1 -3.24 4 268 Benbrook Elementary School 1 -3.31 5 374 Tinsley Elementary School 1 -3.39 5 264 Mitchell Elementary School 1 -3.57 5 395 Hines-Caldwell Elementary School 1 -3.62 5 127 Woodson 1 -3.63 5 HISD Research and Accountability 2015 Campus Value-Added By Subject: Math School ASPIRE Math Gain Math Paired for Paired School School Name Number Level Index Quintile Award (if applicable) 192 Lantrip Elementary School 1 -3.69 5 359 Moreno Elementary School 1 -3.75 5 121 Bruce Elementary School 1 -3.92 5 283 Garcia Elementary School 1 -3.97 5 207 Montgomery Elementary School 1 -4.19 5 201 MacGregor Elementary School 1 -4.26 5 217 Peck Elementary School 1 -4.33 5 240 Sherman Elementary School 1 -4.56 5 132 Coop Elementary School 1 -4.74 5 156 Frost Elementary School 1 -4.79 5 254 Wesley Elementary School 1 -4.97 5 120 Browning Elementary School 1 -5.07 5 124 Burnet Elementary School 1 -5.54 5 167 Harris, R. P. Elementary School 1 -5.73 5 239 Shearn Elementary School 1 -5.92 5 117 Briscoe Elementary School 1 -5.98 5 373 Seguin Elementary School 1 -6.02 5 136 Cunningham Elementary School 1 -6.20 5 298 Martinez, R. Elementary School 1 -6.47 5 188 Kennedy Elementary School 1 -6.64 5 237 Scarborough Elementary School 1 -7.16 5 245 Stevens Elementary School 1 -7.26 5 222 Port Houston Elementary School 1 -7.62 5 265 Petersen Elementary School 1 -7.79 5 195 Lockhart Elementary School 1 -7.93 5 243 Thompson Elementary School 1 -8.69 5 364 Energized for Excellence Elementary School 1 -8.79 5 109 Berry Elementary School 1 -9.31 5 213 Osborne Elementary School 1 -12.86 5 071 Project Chrysalis Middle School 2 11.51 1 057 Lanier Middle School 2 11.43 1 337 Pin Oak Middle School 2 8.37 1 476 Forest Brook Middle School 2 7.34 1 043 Burbank Middle School 2 6.61 1 041 Attucks Middle School 2 6.14 1 338 Ortíz Middle School 2 5.02 1 HISD Research and Accountability 2015 Campus Value-Added By Subject: Math School ASPIRE Math Gain Math Paired for Paired School School Name Number Level Index Quintile Award (if applicable) 099 West Briar Middle School 2 4.89 1 060 Revere Middle School 2 4.67 1 078 Fleming Middle School 2 4.61 1 042 Black Middle School 2 3.94 2 094 Harper Alternative School 2 3.94 2 Yes Black Middle School 052 Henry Middle School 2 3.79 2 051 Hartman Middle School 2 3.12 2 061 Marshall Middle School 2 2.72 2 459 Energized for STEM Middle School SE 2 1.51 2 056 Welch Middle School 2 1.12 2 068 Grady Middle School 2 0.28 2 456 High School Ahead 2 -0.13 3 047 Fonville Middle School 2 -0.39 3 050 Holland Middle School 2 -0.45 3 062 McReynolds Middle School 2 -0.51 3 077 Thomas Middle School 2 -0.81 3 098 Stevenson Middle School 2 -0.99 3 044 Cullen Middle School 2 -1.25 3 082 Williams Middle School 2 -1.47 3 045 Deady Middle School 2 -1.66 4 390 Energized for STEM Middle School SW 2 -1.93 4 072 Fondren Middle School 2 -2.31 4 300 Inspired West 2 -2.86 4 163 Sugar Grove Middle School 2 -3.07 4 467 BCM Acad Middle School 2 -3.62 4 055 Johnston Middle School 2 -4.05 4 048 Clifton Middle School 2 -4.30 4 342 Energized for Excellence Middle School 2 -4.53 4 046 Edison Middle School 2 -5.31 5 059 Long Academy 2 -5.37 5 340 Las Américas Middle School 2 -6.18 5 Yes Long Academy 079 Key Middle School 2 -7.02 5 049 Hamilton Middle School 2 -7.37 5 054 Jackson Middle School 2 -7.80 5 053 Hogg Middle School 2 -8.70 5 075 Dowling Middle School 2 -11.59 5 HISD Research and
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