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Strand II Part 4.Xlsx Strand II Part 4 Math: Special Education Department Level Awards Math ASPIRE Math Math Special Paired School school Level DCI Quartile Analysis (if applicable) Alcott Elementary School Elementary -5.13 4 Almeda Elementary School Elementary 4.04 1 Anderson Elementary School Elementary 10.37 1 Askew Elementary School Elementary 3.03 1 Atherton Elementary School Elementary -6.14 4 Barrick Elementary School Elementary 4.45 1 Bastian Elementary School Elementary -8.12 4 Bell Elementary School Elementary -2.09 3 Benavidez Elementary School Elementary 6.71 1 Benbrook Elementary School Elementary -0.58 3 Berry Elementary School Elementary 3 1 Blackshear Elementary School Elementary -0.28 3 Bonham Elementary School Elementary 13.3 1 Bonner Elementary School Elementary 4.33 1 Braeburn Elementary School Elementary 8.3 1 Briargrove Elementary School Elementary 2.02 2 Briarmeadow ES-MS Elementary 6.55 1 Briscoe Elementary School Elementary -3.77 4 Brookline Elementary School Elementary -3.16 3 Browning Elementary School Elementary 2.82 1 Bruce Elementary School Elementary 2.31 2 Burbank Elementary School Elementary 1.22 2 Burnet Elementary School Elementary 2.2 2 Burrus Elementary School Elementary -20.09 4 Bush Elementary School Elementary 6.79 1 Cage Elementary School Elementary 0.91 2 Carrillo Elementary School Elementary 4.16 1 Codwell Elementary School Elementary -12.01 4 Condit Elementary School Elementary 5.25 1 Cook Elementary School Elementary -16.45 4 Coop Elementary School Elementary -2.24 3 Cornelius Elementary School Elementary -0.26 3 Crespo Elementary School Elementary -0.6 3 Crockett Elementary School Elementary -7.75 4 Cunningham Elementary School Elementary 0.29 2 Daily Elementary School Elementary 7.78 1 Davila Elementary School Elementary -0.71 3 De Zavala Elementary School Elementary 2.01 2 DeAnda Elementary School Elementary -1.38 3 DeChaumes Elementary School Elementary -0.74 3 Dodson Elementary School Elementary 0.06 2 Math ASPIRE Math Math Special Paired School school Level DCI Quartile Analysis (if applicable) Dogan Elementary School Elementary -11.92 4 Durham Elementary School Elementary -3.88 4 Durkee Elementary School Elementary -6.41 4 Eliot Elementary Elementary DAEP Elementary -0.64 3 Yes School Eliot Elementary School Elementary -0.64 3 Elrod Elementary School Elementary 0.63 2 Emerson Elementary School Elementary -1.71 3 Energized for Excellence Elementary School Elementary 21.9 1 Field Elementary School Elementary 3.55 1 Foerster Elementary School Elementary -3.08 3 Fondren Elementary School Elementary 0.95 2 Foster Elementary School Elementary -10.5 4 Franklin Elementary School Elementary 1.21 2 Frost Elementary School Elementary 15.09 1 Gallegos Elementary School Elementary 1.88 2 Garcia Elementary School Elementary -0.36 3 Garden Oaks Elementary School Elementary 2.1 2 Garden Villas Elementary School Elementary 0.51 2 Golfcrest Elementary School Elementary 2.59 2 Gordon Elementary School (CLOSED) Elementary -2.76 3 Gregg Elementary School Elementary 1.49 2 Gregory-Lincoln Education Center (ES) Elementary 0.44 2 Grissom Elementary School Elementary 1.52 2 Gross Elementary School Elementary 2.44 2 Harris, J. R. Elementary School Elementary 7.31 1 Harris, R. P. Elementary School Elementary -6.46 4 Hartsfield Elementary School Elementary -9.8 4 Harvard Elementary School Elementary -0.05 3 Helms Elementary Elementary 4.66 1 Henderson, J. P. Elementary School Elementary 2.01 2 Henderson, N. Q. Elementary School Elementary -4.64 4 Herod Elementary School Elementary 9.71 1 Herrera Elementary School Elementary -9.86 4 Highland Heights Elementary School Elementary -13.33 4 Hines-Caldwell Elementary School Elementary -3.12 3 Math ASPIRE Math Math Special Paired School school Level DCI Quartile Analysis (if applicable) Hobby Elementary School Elementary -13.84 4 Horn Elementary School Elementary 4.59 1 Houston Gardens Elementary School Elementary -5.76 4 Isaacs Elementary School Elementary -0.29 3 Janowski Elementary School Elementary -3.49 3 Jefferson Elementary School Elementary -5.96 4 Kandy Stripe Academy Elementary -6.08 4 Kashmere Gardens Elementary School Elementary -0.29 3 Kelso Elementary School Elementary 9.65 1 Kennedy Elementary School Elementary -4.09 4 Ketelsen Elementary School Elementary 3.93 1 Kolter Elementary School Elementary 0.07 2 Lantrip Elementary School Elementary -2.32 3 Law Elementary School Elementary -0.6 3 Lewis Elementary School Elementary 1.95 2 Lockhart Elementary School Elementary -6.95 4 Longfellow Elementary School Elementary -4.84 4 Looscan Elementary School Elementary -2.71 3 Love Elementary School Elementary -6.31 4 Lovett Elementary School Elementary 1.48 2 Lyons Elementary School Elementary -5.93 4 MacGregor Elementary School Elementary 0.25 2 Mading Elementary School Elementary -7.57 4 Martinez, C. Elementary School Elementary -0.86 3 Martinez, R. Elementary School Elementary -3.95 4 McNamara Elementary School Elementary 2.34 2 Memorial Elementary School Elementary -0.91 3 Milne Elementary School Elementary -5.1 4 Mitchell Elementary School Elementary -4.58 4 Montgomery Elementary School Elementary -8.75 4 Moreno Elementary School Elementary -4.2 4 Northline Elementary School Elementary -1.35 3 Oak Forest Elementary School Elementary 6.44 1 Oates Elementary School Elementary -3.68 3 Osborne Elementary School Elementary -3.64 3 Paige Elementary School Elementary 1.88 2 Park Place Elementary School Elementary 2.17 2 Parker Elementary School Elementary -0.87 3 Pat Neff Early Learning Cener Elementary 3.64 1 Patterson Elementary School Elementary 0.94 2 Peck Elementary School Elementary 4.4 1 Petersen Elementary School Elementary 0.44 2 Math ASPIRE Math Math Special Paired School school Level DCI Quartile Analysis (if applicable) Pilgrim Academy Elementary 5.39 1 Piney Point Elementary School Elementary 3.8 1 Pleasantville Elementary School Elementary 0.76 2 Poe Elementary School Elementary -2.92 3 Port Houston Elementary School Elementary 5.98 1 Pugh Elementary School Elementary -6.34 4 Red Elementary School Elementary 4.27 1 Reynolds Elementary School Elementary -0.96 3 Rice School Middle School Elementary 0.94 2 River Oaks Elementary School Elementary 8.31 1 Roberts Elementary School Elementary -2.17 3 Robinson Elementary School Elementary 11.01 1 Rodriguez Elementary School Elementary 9.63 1 Rogers, T. H. ES-MS Elementary 14.02 1 Roosevelt Elementary School Elementary 0.1 2 Ross Elementary School Elementary -16.17 4 Rucker Elementary School Elementary -1.24 3 Sanchez Elementary School Elementary 1.58 2 Scarborough Elementary School Elementary 10.9 1 School at St. George Place Elementary 6.16 1 Scroggins Elementary School Elementary -1.02 3 Seguin Elementary School Elementary 2.2 2 Shadowbriar Elementary School Elementary -4.65 4 Shearn Elementary School Elementary -3.97 4 Sherman Elementary School Elementary -4.01 4 Sinclair Elementary School Elementary -1.87 3 Smith, K. Elementary School Elementary 2.76 1 Southmayd Elementary School Elementary -3.95 4 Stevens Elementary School Elementary 3.05 1 Sutton Elementary School Elementary 2.56 2 Texas Connections Academy Elementary 7.63 1 The Rusk School Elementary -0.09 3 Thompson Elementary School Elementary -4.5 4 Tijerina Elementary School Elementary -1.19 3 Tinsley Elementary School Elementary 13.47 1 Travis Elementary School Elementary 1.47 2 Twain Elementary School Elementary 7.52 1 Valley West Elementary School Elementary -1.84 3 Wainwright Elementary School Elementary -0.09 3 Walnut Bend Elementary School Elementary 1.51 2 Wesley Elementary School Elementary -3.51 3 West University Elementary School Elementary 6.19 1 Whidby Elementary School Elementary -6.01 4 Math ASPIRE Math Math Special Paired School school Level DCI Quartile Analysis (if applicable) White Elementary School Elementary 1.75 2 Whittier Elementary School Elementary -4.76 4 William Wharton Dual Language Academy Elementary -0.57 3 Wilson Montessori Elementary 0.97 2 Windsor Village Elementary School Elementary 2.28 2 Woodson ES-MS Elementary -5.63 4 Young Elementary School Elementary -3.04 3 Young Scholars Academy Elementary 0.03 2 Attucks Middle School Middle -0.45 2 Black Middle School Middle -10.65 4 Burbank Middle School Middle 5.07 1 Clifton Middle School Middle -1.35 3 Cullen Middle School Middle -2.87 3 Deady Middle School Middle -12.49 4 Dominion Academy (CLOSED) Middle 0 2 Dowling Middle School Middle -2.06 3 Edison Middle School Middle -12.24 4 Energized E-STEM West MS Middle -5.73 4 Energized for Excellence Middle School Middle 0.67 2 Energized for STEM Central MS Middle -8.12 4 Fleming Middle School Middle -4.37 4 Fondren Middle School Middle -9.05 4 Fonville Middle School Middle -6.34 4 Grady Middle School Middle 4.12 1 Gregory-Lincoln Education Center (MS) Middle 0.14 2 Hamilton Middle School Middle 2.16 2 Hartman Middle School Middle 2.95 1 Henry Middle School Middle 2.08 2 High School Ahead Academy Middle -2.09 3 Hogg Middle School Middle -3.21 3 Holland Middle School Middle -9.9 4 Inspired for Excellence Academy West Middle -5.04 4 Jackson Middle School Middle -1.41 3 Johnston Middle School Middle -3.26 3 Kaleidoscope Middle School Middle 3.54 1 Key Middle School Middle 4.25 1 Lanier Charter Middle School Middle 12.85 1 Las Americas Middle School Middle 1.31 2 Long Middle School Middle -9.18 4 Math ASPIRE Math Math Special Paired School school Level DCI Quartile Analysis (if applicable) Marshall Middle School Middle -0.69 3 McReynolds Middle School Middle 0.54 2 Ortiz Middle School Middle 4.77 1 Pershing Middle School Middle 4.51
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