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NATCHITOCHES PARISH
2014-2015 District Report Card LEA Code: 035
6525 Enrolled 10% Special Education 76% Economically Disadvantaged

LETTER GRADES
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE

HIGH

COMBINATION

TOTAL

PERCENT OF
SCHOOLS

20%

13%

33%

20%

13%

2013-2014

2014-2015

DPS: 77.2

DPS: 81.4

DID THIS DISTRICT MAKE


PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS
WHO STRUGGLED
ACADEMICALLY?
District earn a maximum of 10 progress points
for students previously non-proficient but who
exceeded expectations in the current year.
TOTAL POINTS EARNED

10.0

HOW DID STUDENTS IN GRADES 3-8 PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCORE
MASTERY +
BASIC +

DISTRICT

STATE

MINORITY
STUDENTS

STUDENTS
WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

24%
58%

27%
65%

15%
47%

7%
30%

17%
51%

HOW PREPARED ARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & CAREER SUCCESS?


ACT: AVERAGE SCORE

END-OF-COURSE EXAMS: PROFICIENT

Students are assessed on their performance towards meeting grade-level


expectations.

Average score is based on all enrolled twelfth grade students.


*National average includes both public and nonpublic students.

DISTRICT

STATE

MINORITY
STUDENTS

STUDENTS
WITH
DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS

AVERAGE SCORE

STATE

NATIONAL

61%

62%

49%

18%

52%

17.0

19.2

19.7

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ARE EARNING COLLEGE AND CAREER CREDIT?


Students have the opportunity to earn college & career credits prior to graduation.

GRADUATES SCORING 3+
ON ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST

GRADUATES EARNING DUAL ENROLLMENT CREDIT

DISTRICT

STATE

NATIONAL

DISTRICT

STATE

<5%

5.3%

21.6%

40%

28%

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS GRADUATED IN FOUR YEARS WITH A DIPLOMA?


The cohort graduation rate is the percent of students who enter the ninth grade and successfully graduate within four years.
DISTRICT

STATE

NATIONAL 12/13

MINORITY STUDENTS

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

72%

75%

81%

67%

29%

66%

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,9-12 035009

SPS = 81.7

1421 Enrolled 9% Special Education 67% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW PREPARED ARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & CAREER SUCCESS?


END-OF-COURSE EXAMS: PROFICIENT
Students are assessed on their performance towards meeting grade-level expectations.
SCHOOL

14/15 vs 13/14

65%

STUDENTS
14/15 vs 13/14
WITH
DISABILITIES

MINORITY 14/15 vs 13/14


STUDENTS

DISTRICT

STATE

61%

62%

53%

22%

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED 14/15 vs 13/14
STUDENTS

56%

ACT: COLLEGE-GOING SCORE OF 18

ACT: AVERAGE SCORE

A score of 18 or above on the ACT indicates twelfth grade students have minimum
proficiency for college & career success.

Average score is based on all enrolled twelfth


grade students.

SCHOOL

14/15 vs 13/14

48%

DISTRICT

STATE

44%

62%

MINORITY
STUDENTS

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS

STUDENTS
WITH
DISABILITIES

40% N/A

43%

AVERAGE
SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

NATIONAL

17.3 17.0 19.2 19.7

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ARE EARNING COLLEGE AND CAREER CREDIT?


Students have the opportunity to earn college & career credits prior to graduation.

GRADUATES SCORING 3+ ON ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST


SCHOOL

13/14 vs 12/13

<5%

DISTRICT

STATE

NATIONAL

<5%

5.3%

GRADUATES EARNING DUAL ENROLLMENT CREDIT


*Does not include students already represented as earning AP credit.
SCHOOL

21.6%

13/14 vs 12/13

47%

DISTRICT

STATE

40%

28%

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS GRADUATED IN FOUR YEARS WITH A DIPLOMA?


The cohort graduation rate is the percent of students who enter the ninth grade and successfully graduate within four years.
SCHOOL

DISTRICT

13/14 vs 12/13

80%

72%

STATE

NATIONAL 12/13

75%

81%

MINORITY
STUDENTS

75%

STUDENTS
WITH
DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS

32%

74%

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ENROLLED IN


COLLEGE AFTER GRADUATING?

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS


WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?

Students enrolling in two- or four-year colleges within the 2nd


Fall semester after high school graduation.

Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously nonproficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

SCHOOL

62%
2013-2014

SPS
75.8

STATE

DISTRICT

57%

59%

TOTAL POINTS EARNED

14/15 vs 13/14

0.0

2014-2015

SPS
81.7

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

EAST NATCHITOCHES ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCH


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades 4-8 035005

C
SPS = 67.2

470 Enrolled 15% Special Education 91% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

11%

24%

27%

BASIC +

48%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

9%

15%

18%

<5%

7%

10%

11%

17%

19%

BASIC +

45%

47%

55%

27%

30%

35%

48%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

87%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

14/15
STATE
vs 13/14

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

10.0

ELA

161

60%

57%

50%

MATH

171

60%

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
59.6

14/15 vs 13/14

2014-2015

SPS
67.2

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

NATCHITOCHES MAGNET SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades 1-8 035031
Magnet School

SPS = 123.5

309 Enrolled <5% Special Education 56% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

MASTERY +

BASIC +
NOTE:

DISTRICT

STATE

69%

24%

27%

>95%

58%

65%

SCHOOL

SCORE

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

MASTERY +

BASIC +

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

63%

15%

18%

N/A

7%

10%

63%

17%

19%

>95
%

47%

55%

N/A

30%

35%

>95
%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

>95%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

14/15
STATE
vs 13/14

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

N/A

ELA

N/A

N/A

57%

50%

MATH

N/A

N/A

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
121.7

14/15 vs 13/14

2014-2015

SPS
123.5

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

N.S.U. ELEMENTARY LAB SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,K-5 035013

SPS = 109.7

294 Enrolled 9% Special Education 22% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing
at Mastery and above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated
schools must have an average performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

55%

24%

27%

BASIC +

92%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

41%

15%

18%

19%

7%

10%

42%

17%

19%

BASIC +

86%

47%

55%

58%

30%

35%

88%

51%

57%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

STATE

ELA

N/A

N/A

57%

50%

MATH

N/A

N/A

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
111.5

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

14/15 vs 13/14

N/A

2014-2015

SPS
109.7

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

N.S.U. MIDDLE LAB SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades 6-8 035014

SPS = 123.2

176 Enrolled 5% Special Education 27% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

56%

24%

27%

BASIC +

92%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

46%

15%

18%

N/A

7%

10%

45%

17%

19%

BASIC +

85%

47%

55%

N/A

30%

35%

85%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

>95%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

14/15
STATE
vs 13/14

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

10.0

ELA

15

80%

57%

50%

MATH

15

73%

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
111.3

14/15 vs 13/14

2014-2015

SPS
123.2

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

M.R. WEAVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,K-3 035021

SPS = 62.5

564 Enrolled 11% Special Education 88% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing
at Mastery and above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated
schools must have an average performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

18%

24%

27%

BASIC +

55%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

17%

15%

18%

11%

7%

10%

18%

17%

19%

BASIC +

53%

47%

55%

41%

30%

35%

55%

51%

57%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

STATE

ELA

N/A

N/A

57%

50%

MATH

N/A

N/A

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
66.0

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

14/15 vs 13/14

N/A

2014-2015

SPS
62.5

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

L.P. VAUGHN ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,K-8 035012

D
SPS = 51.1

724 Enrolled 12% Special Education 94% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

11%

24%

27%

BASIC +

42%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

10%

15%

18%

9%

7%

10%

11%

17%

19%

BASIC +

40%

47%

55%

27%

30%

35%

41%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

85%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

14/15
STATE
vs 13/14

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

0.0

ELA

126

48%

57%

50%

MATH

120

48%

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
64.0

14/15 vs 13/14

2014-2015

SPS
51.1

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

GEORGE L. PARKS ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,K-8 035015

SPS = 32.6

436 Enrolled 11% Special Education >95% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

<5%

24%

27%

BASIC +

26%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

<5%

15%

18%

<5%

7%

10%

<5%

17%

19%

BASIC +

26%

47%

55%

<5%

30%

35%

26%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

88%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

14/15
STATE
vs 13/14

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

0.0

ELA

108

41%

57%

50%

MATH

103

42%

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
36.1

14/15 vs 13/14

2014-2015

SPS
32.6

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

FRANKIE RAY JACKSON SR. TECHNICAL CENTER


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,4-12 035030
Alternative School

SPS = 13.7

82 Enrolled 18% Special Education >95% Economically Disadvantaged

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HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

<5%

24%

27%

BASIC +

15%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

<5%

15%

18%

<5%

7%

10%

<5%

17%

19%

BASIC +

14%

47%

55%

18%

30%

35%

14%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

60%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

2013-2014

SPS
22.8

2014-2015

SPS
13.7

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

FRANKIE RAY JACKSON SR. TECHNICAL CENTER


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,4-12 035030
Alternative School

SPS = 13.7

82 Enrolled 18% Special Education >95% Economically Disadvantaged

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HOW PREPARED ARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & CAREER SUCCESS?


END-OF-COURSE EXAMS: PROFICIENT
Students are assessed on their performance towards meeting grade-level expectations.

SCHOOL

14/15 vs 13/14

8%

STUDENTS
14/15 vs 13/14
WITH
DISABILITIES

MINORITY 14/15 vs 13/14


STUDENTS

DISTRICT

STATE

61%

62%

6%

N/A

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED 14/15 vs 13/14
STUDENTS

10%

ACT: COLLEGE-GOING SCORE OF 18

ACT: AVERAGE SCORE

A score of 18 or above on the ACT indicates twelfth grade students have minimum
proficiency for college & career success.

Average score is based on all enrolled twelfth


grade students.

SCHOOL

14/15 vs 13/14

N/A

DISTRICT

STATE

44%

62%

MINORITY
STUDENTS

STUDENTS
WITH
DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS

AVERAGE
SCORE

N/A

8.4

N/A N/A

DISTRICT

STATE

NATIONAL

17.0 19.2 19.7

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ARE EARNING COLLEGE AND CAREER CREDIT?


Students have the opportunity to earn college & career credits prior to graduation.

GRADUATES SCORING 3+ ON ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST


SCHOOL

13/14 vs 12/13

<5%

DISTRICT

STATE

NATIONAL

<5%

5.3%

GRADUATES EARNING DUAL ENROLLMENT CREDIT


*Does not include students already represented as earning AP credit.
SCHOOL

21.6%

13/14 vs 12/13

<5%

DISTRICT

STATE

40%

28%

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS GRADUATED IN FOUR YEARS WITH A DIPLOMA?


The cohort graduation rate is the percent of students who enter the ninth grade and successfully graduate within four years.
SCHOOL

13/14 vs 12/13

<5%

DISTRICT

72%

STATE

NATIONAL 12/13

75%

81%

MINORITY
STUDENTS

<5%

STUDENTS
WITH
DISABILITIES

N/A

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS

<5%

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ENROLLED IN


COLLEGE AFTER GRADUATING?

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS


WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?

Students enrolling in two- or four-year colleges within the 2nd


Fall semester after high school graduation.

Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously nonproficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

57%

STATE

59%

TOTAL POINTS EARNED

0.0

14/15 vs 13/14

FRANKIE RAY JACKSON SR. TECHNICAL CENTER


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,4-12 Site Code: 035030
Alternative School Supplemental Report

SPS = 13.7

82 Enrolled 18% Special Education >95% Economically Disadvantaged

DEMOGRAPHIC & GENERAL INFORMATION

ACADEMIC COMPARISON

WHAT PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ARE OVERAGE?

AVERAGE SCHOOL PERFORMANCE SCORE

The percentage of students who are two or more years older


than students typically enrolled at a grade level.
SCHOOL

ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS

ALL SCHOOLS

86%

83%

21%

WHAT PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS RECEIVE


SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES?
SCHOOL

ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS

ALL SCHOOLS

18%

19%

10%

SCHOOL

ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS

ALL SCHOOLS

13.7

18.9

88.8

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM


ON GRADES 3-8 ASSESSMENTS?
SCHOOL

ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS

ALL
SCHOOLS

Mastery +

<5%

<5%

27%

Basic

13%

13%

38%

Below Basic

85%

84%

35%

LEVEL

WHAT PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS


ARE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED?
SCHOOL

>95%

ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS

ALL SCHOOLS

91%

69%

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM


ON HIGH SCHOOL EXAMS?
SCHOOL

ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS

ALL
SCHOOLS

<5%

5%

22%

8%

15%

39%

Fair

27%

26%

25%

Needs
Improvement

65%

54%

13%

LEVEL

PERSISTENCE COMPARISON
CONTINUED ENROLLMENT RATE
The percentage of students who continue to be enrolled
in school at the end of the year
SCHOOL

ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS

ALL SCHOOLS

87%

83%

>95%

CREDIT ACCUMULATION
Average number of credits earned by the end of the freshman year.
SCHOOL

ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS

ALL SCHOOLS

6.9

4.8

7.1

Excellent
Good

HOW DID STUDENTS EXIT HIGH SCHOOL?


SCHOOL

ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS

ALL
SCHOOLS

High School Diploma

<5%

11%

75%

GED/HiSET

26%

14%

<5%

Certificate of
Achievement

<5%

<5%

<5%

Other Nongraduates

72%

71%

20%

LEVEL

LAKEVIEW JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades 7-12 035026

SPS = 75.2

427 Enrolled 12% Special Education 77% Economically Disadvantaged

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HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

MASTERY +

BASIC +
NOTE:

DISTRICT

STATE

8%

24%

27%

34%

58%

65%

SCHOOL

SCORE

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

8%

15%

18%

<5%

7%

10%

8%

17%

19%

BASIC +

31%

47%

55%

12%

30%

35%

34%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

93%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

2013-2014

SPS
67.3

2014-2015

SPS
75.2

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

LAKEVIEW JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades 7-12 035026

SPS = 75.2

427 Enrolled 12% Special Education 77% Economically Disadvantaged

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HOW PREPARED ARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & CAREER SUCCESS?


END-OF-COURSE EXAMS: PROFICIENT
Students are assessed on their performance towards meeting grade-level expectations.

SCHOOL

14/15 vs 13/14

50%

STUDENTS
14/15 vs 13/14
WITH
DISABILITIES

MINORITY 14/15 vs 13/14


STUDENTS

DISTRICT

STATE

61%

62%

42%

13%

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED 14/15 vs 13/14
STUDENTS

44%

ACT: COLLEGE-GOING SCORE OF 18

ACT: AVERAGE SCORE

A score of 18 or above on the ACT indicates twelfth grade students have minimum
proficiency for college & career success.

Average score is based on all enrolled twelfth


grade students.

SCHOOL

14/15 vs 13/14

31%

DISTRICT

STATE

44%

62%

MINORITY
STUDENTS

19%

STUDENTS
WITH
DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS

N/A

27%

AVERAGE
SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

NATIONAL

16.4 17.0 19.2 19.7

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ARE EARNING COLLEGE AND CAREER CREDIT?


Students have the opportunity to earn college & career credits prior to graduation.

GRADUATES SCORING 3+ ON ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST


SCHOOL

13/14 vs 12/13

<5%

DISTRICT

STATE

NATIONAL

<5%

5.3%

GRADUATES EARNING DUAL ENROLLMENT CREDIT


*Does not include students already represented as earning AP credit.
SCHOOL

21.6%

13/14 vs 12/13

40%

DISTRICT

STATE

40%

28%

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS GRADUATED IN FOUR YEARS WITH A DIPLOMA?


The cohort graduation rate is the percent of students who enter the ninth grade and successfully graduate within four years.
SCHOOL

13/14 vs 12/13

85%

DISTRICT

72%

STATE

NATIONAL 12/13

75%

81%

MINORITY
STUDENTS

83%

STUDENTS
WITH
DISABILITIES

46%

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED
STUDENTS

89%

WHAT PERCENT OF STUDENTS ENROLLED IN


COLLEGE AFTER GRADUATING?

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS


WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?

Students enrolling in two- or four-year colleges within the 2nd


Fall semester after high school graduation.

Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously nonproficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

SCHOOL

41%

DISTRICT

57%

STATE

59%

TOTAL POINTS EARNED

8.5

14/15 vs 13/14

PROVENCAL ELEMENTARY & JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,K-8 035017

B
SPS = 99.1

468 Enrolled 10% Special Education 69% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

35%

24%

27%

BASIC +

77%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

24%

15%

18%

5%

7%

10%

29%

17%

19%

BASIC +

66%

47%

55%

28%

30%

35%

73%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

84%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

14/15
STATE
vs 13/14

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

8.9

ELA

51

67%

57%

50%

MATH

29

62%

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
99.9

14/15 vs 13/14

2014-2015

SPS
99.1

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

MARTHAVILLE ELEMENTARY & JUNIOR HIGH SCHO


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,K-8 035008

C
SPS = 82.2

276 Enrolled 11% Special Education 67% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

27%

24%

27%

BASIC +

65%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

11%

15%

18%

6%

7%

10%

22%

17%

19%

BASIC +

41%

47%

55%

38%

30%

35%

59%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

>95%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

14/15
STATE
vs 13/14

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

4.6

ELA

25

68%

57%

50%

MATH

19

47%

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
89.5

14/15 vs 13/14

2014-2015

SPS
82.2

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

GOLDONNA ELEMENTARY & JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,K-8 035007

B
SPS = 91.8

196 Enrolled 13% Special Education 79% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

24%

24%

27%

BASIC +

71%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

23%

15%

18%

13%

7%

10%

21%

17%

19%

BASIC +

83%

47%

55%

47%

30%

35%

67%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

91%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

14/15
STATE
vs 13/14

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

10.0

ELA

48

81%

57%

50%

MATH

45

80%

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
65.4

14/15 vs 13/14

2014-2015

SPS
91.8

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

CLOUTIERVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK,K-8 035024

SPS = 76.5

265 Enrolled 15% Special Education 89% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing at Mastery and
above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated schools must have an average
performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

14%

24%

27%

BASIC +

58%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

12%

15%

18%

7%

7%

10%

14%

17%

19%

BASIC +

56%

47%

55%

32%

30%

35%

57%

51%

57%

HOW MANY CREDITS DID STUDENTS EARN BY THE END OF FRESHMAN YEAR?
Schools with grade 8 are accountable for the number of credits earned and the number of students who dropout by the end of grade 9.

CREDITS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

6+

75%

86%

83%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

14/15
STATE
vs 13/14

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

9.5

ELA

62

63%

57%

50%

MATH

46

72%

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
68.5

14/15 vs 13/14

2014-2015

SPS
76.5

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

FAIRVIEW-ALPHA ELEMENTARY & JUNIOR HIGH SC


2014-2015 Natchitoches Parish Grades PK4,K-6 035006

D
SPS = 60.3

415 Enrolled 9% Special Education 89% Economically Disadvantaged

HOW DID STUDENTS PERFORM ON STATE ASSESSMENTS?


Students performing at Basic may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies. Students performing
at Mastery and above have met or exceeded the expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies. By 2025, A-rated
schools must have an average performance of Mastery.

SCHOOL

SCORE

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

12%

24%

27%

BASIC +

46%

58%

65%

NOTE:

The table above includes students who take LAA 1. View how their performance is measured here.
Schools that are K-2 configurations have accountability data based on a paired school, designated by its district.

HOW DID DIFFERENT GROUPS OF STUDENTS PERFORM?


MINORITY STUDENTS

SCORE

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

STATE

MASTERY +

8%

15%

18%

<5%

7%

10%

11%

17%

19%

BASIC +

38%

47%

55%

28%

30%

35%

43%

51%

57%

DID THIS SCHOOL MAKE PROGRESS WITH STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLED ACADEMICALLY?
Schools earn a maximum of 10 progress points for students previously non-proficient but who exceeded expectations in the current year.

NON-PROFICIENT
STUDENTS

EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIONS

DISTRICT

STATE

ELA

85

64%

57%

50%

MATH

85

71%

58%

49%

2013-2014

SPS
38.4

TOTAL POINTS
EARNED

14/15 vs 13/14

10.0

2014-2015

SPS
60.3

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION

DATA CENTER

During transition years (2013-2016), expectations for all students have been raised by increasing the quality of ELA and math
assessments and phasing out of the LAA 2 assessments. During this transitional learning year, a curve policy is in place to ensure that
the distribution of letter grades remains stable. More information about transition policies is available here.

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