2015 - 2016 Houston Area School Accountability Ratings This information was provided by the Texas Education Agency, and Providence Title makes no claim as to the accuracy of this information. For further information, you may contact TEA at www.tea.state.tx.us directly for further questions or information. Texas Education Agency’s Accountability Ratings For the 2015 - 2016 School Year General School Inquiries and Information For general information about the requirements of public schools in This section answers questions as they pertain to a local school board, Texas, you may contact the Office of General Inquiry. board meetings, board minutes among other issues. You may contact staff members of this office by phone or e-mail: • School District Questions – www.tea.state.tx.us/gir/faq/schooldist.html • Call the Office directly at (512) 463-9734 during normal business hours. 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If you have difficulty locating the information, contact the TEA at (512)463-9734. www.tea.state.tx.us May 2016 Shaded areas Overview of 2016 State Accountability System are new for 2016 Index 1: Index 2: Index 3: Index 4: Student Achievement Student Progress Closing Performance Gaps Postsecondary Readiness STAAR Satisfactory Performance Student Progress to Satisfactory or Achievement Gaps Measured for Measures Postsecondary Readiness Advanced Performance Levels Satisfactory and Advanced Levels Credit based on four postsecondary • All students • Ten student groups evaluated • Economically disadvantaged students components • All students and two lowest-performing racial/ethnic STAAR Postsecondary Readiness • Combined over all subject areas • African American groups based on the Student Groups to • Eight student groups evaluated: evaluated • American Indian be Evaluated in 2016 for Index 3: all students and each race/ethnicity • Asian Closing Performance Gaps report • Credit given for meeting postsecondary • Credit given for meeting Level II • Hispanic posted December 15, 2015, in TEASE readiness standard (Final Level II) on two Satisfactory Standard on • Pacific Islander or more subject-area tests • STAAR reading, mathematics, • Same assessments used in Index 1 • White High School Graduation Rates writing, science, and social studies at (excluding STAAR L) • Two or more races • Four-year or five-year graduation rate (or grades 3–8 (including Spanish • Students served by special education annual dropout rate if no graduation rate) versions where applicable); • Credit based on weighted performance • Current and monitored English • Ten student groups evaluated: all • STAAR A; by subject language learners (ELLs) students, each race/ethnicity, students • • One point given for each percentage STAAR Alternate 2; served by special education, and ELL (at • of tests meeting the Level II EOC assessments administered in • Combined across subjects any time in high school) the spring and the previous fall and Satisfactory Standard or above • One point given for each percentage summer; and • STAAR and ELL progress measures High School Diploma Plans Index Framework Framework Index • STAAR L (linguistically of tests meeting the Level III • Percent Recommended High School for reading and mathematics in grades accommodated) included through the Advanced Standard Plan, Distinguished Achievement ELL progress measure. 4–8, Algebra I and English II EOCs (Advanced) Plan (RHSP/DAP), or percent RHSP/DAP and Foundation High School • ELL progress measure only for reading Plan Rate with Endorsement (FHSP-E) or and mathematics in grade 3 and Distinguished Level of Achievement English I EOC (FHSP-DLA) graduates Performance Performance • Eight student groups evaluated: • Credit based on weighted performance all students and each race/ethnicity across all subject areas Additional Postsecondary Indicators • One point given for each percentage • Percent of annual graduates that either of tests at the met or exceeded • Met College-Ready Graduates criteria, growth expectations level • Earned credit for two advanced • One point given for each percentage course/dual-credit courses, or of tests at the exceeded growth • Enrolled in a coherent sequence of expectations level two or more career and technical education (CTE) courses as part of a four-year plan of study. Distinction Designations for Student Progress, Distinction Designations for Academic Achievement in System Safeguards Closing Performance Gaps, and Postsecondary ELA/Reading, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies Readiness Evaluate performance by individual student Campuses earn distinctions for outstanding academic achievement groups and subject areas and require Districts and campuses earn distinctions for on indicators, such as SAT/ACT participation/ performance, AP/IB interventions focused on specific areas of weak Additional postsecondary readiness, and campuses earn distinctions participation/performance, and advanced (Level III) performance on Evaluations performance for student progress and closing performance gaps. STAAR in four subjects. 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