2018-19

LindberghSchools
Achievement Report
Board of Education
 Understanding the Scores
MPI rather than Percent Proficient: Map Performance Index is used on the MSIP 5 APR report.
To connect our achievement to the accountability measurement, it is better to analyze MPI for
growth rather than just the percent of students who are proficient or advanced. For each student
scoring below basic, the school is awarded one point, for each student scoring basic, three points,
for each student scoring proficient, four points, and for each student scoring advance, five points.

The formula to calculate MPI: MPI= (# of BB/# Reportable* 100)+ (# of B/# Reportable* 300)+
(# of Prof./# Reportable* 400)+ (# of Adv./# Reportable* 500). This is a much more significant
number for performance reporting, and the goal is to get as close to 500 as possible. Here are
two examples of why MPI is more telling than percent of proficient and advanced. Let’s say the
number of reportable students is 100 and in both circumstances, the percent of proficient and
advanced is 75%.

3rd Grade (ELA)- MPI example #1: # of BB is 20, # of B is 5, # of Prof. is 50, # of Adv. is 25.
Using the formula above, the MPI score would be 360.

3rd Grade (ELA)- MPI example #2: # of BB is 5, # of B is 20, # of Prof. is 25, # of Adv. is 50.
Using the formula above, the MPI score would be 415.

The ceiling is 500 (this would mean 100% of students are advanced). By looking at MPI the
number indicates that more students are scoring in the basic to advanced level as the multiplier
increases for basic to advanced.

2018-19 Overall State and District Scores

Data includes grade level expectations (GLE) and end of course (EOC) scores.
500

400
381.1
Average MPI

42.8 Field Test 365.6

No scores 353.6
338.3 collected
57.8 45.8

300 307.8 307.8

200
English Language Arts Social Studies Mathematics Science
Subject
 2018-19 Subgroups by Subject

500

475

450

425

400

District
375
Field Test
No scores District
Average MPI

collected District
350

325

State
300

275
State
State
250

225

200
English Language Arts Social Studies - Government Mathematics Science 5, 8 and Biology

Subgroup English Language Arts Social Studies - Government Mathematics Science 5, 8 and Biology
American Indian 300 N/A 300 400
Asian 411.5 N/A 428.9 378.6
Black 287.2 N/A 237.7 266.7
Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 350 N/A 350 400
Hispanic 366.9 N/A 330.6 314.5
Multi-Race 361.8 N/A 340.8 334.9
White 384 N/A 369 357.5
Free/Reduced Lunch 325.6 N/A 300.6 299.1
Individual Education Plan 297.5 N/A 265.5 252.9
English Language Learners 366.9 N/A 343.8 307.9
District 381.1 N/A 365.6 353.6
State 302.6 N/A 265.2 272.5
 2018-19 State and District English Language Arts Breakdown

500

400 398.9
388.2
Average MPI

53 373.3
366.3 44
38
43.5 345.9
344.2
335.3
322.8
300

200
Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6
Grade Level

2018-19 State and District English Language Arts Breakdown

500

400
Average MPI

375.2 377.8 387.6

41.6 42.3
40.7

334.5 336.2 345.3

300

200
Grade 7 Grade 8 High School English 2
Grade Level
 2018-19 State and District Mathematics Breakdown

500

400
Average MPI

374.7
365.9 360.1
48.2 61.5
54.6 338.8
29.6
317.7 313.2 305.5 309.2
300

200
Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6
Grade Level

2018-19 State and District Mathematics Breakdown

500

400 404.4
380
Average MPI

373.5
85.3
362.4 40.6

339.4
62.9
102.2
319.1
300 299.5

271.3

200
Grade 7 Grade 8 High School Algebra 1 High School Algebra 2
Grade Level
 2018-19 State and District Science Breakdown

500

400
Average MPI

364.8
350.3
345.3 45.5
30.3
42.3
320 319.3
300 303

200
Grade 5 Grade 8 High School Biology
Grade

2019 State and District ACT Breakdown

28

24
23.6
23.1 23.0 23.0
Score

2.3
22.2
2.3 2.2
2.7
2 21.3
20.8 20.8
20.3 20.2
20

16
Composite English Mathematics Reading Science
Subject
 2018-19 Comparison
2019 English Language Arts
Grade/Subject %BB %Basic %Prof %Adv % P/A
Third Grade 11.6 28.5 31.5 28.3 59.80
Fourth Grade 3.7 29.1 30.4 36.9 67.30
Fifth Grade 5.8 29.9 32.3 32 64.30
Sixth Grade 7.9 31.6 32.3 28.1 60.40
Seventh Grade 8.8 34.2 23.1 34 57.10
Eighth Grade 8.5 29.9 30.8 30.8 61.60
English 2 5.3 20.2 52.7 21.9 74.60

2019 Mathematics
Grade/Subject %BB %Basic %Prof %Adv % P/A
Third Grade 13.4 27 29.1 30.5 59.60
Fourth Grade 12.4 23.5 31.2 33 64.20
Fifth Grade 15 28.9 25.7 30.4 56.10
Sixth Grade 18 32.4 25.2 24.5 49.70
Seventh Grade 12.7 29.7 30.2 27.4 57.60
Eighth Grade 11.3 27.2 28.7 32.8 61.50
Algebra 1 12.4 16.8 13.1 57.7 70.80

2019 Science
Grade/Subject %BB %Basic %Prof %Adv % P/A
Fifth Grade 18.2 23.4 39.7 18.7 58.40
Eighth Grade 14 33 29.6 23.4 53.00
Biology 1 7.9 36.1 31.8 24.2 56.00

2018 English Language Arts
Grade/Subject %BB %Basic %Prof %Adv % P/A
Third Grade 9.3 21.6 29.3 39.9 69.20
Fourth Grade 3 20.7 37.3 39 76.30
Fifth Grade 4.2 27.3 29.2 39.4 68.60
Sixth Grade 4 26.8 33 36.2 69.20
Seventh Grade 8.4 31.8 22.7 37.1 59.80
Eighth Grade 5.6 25.2 33 36.3 69.30
English 2 4.2 12.9 59.2 23.7 82.90

2018 Mathematics
Grade/Subject %BB %Basic %Prof %Adv % P/A
Third Grade 10.2 18 30.3 41.6 71.90
Fourth Grade 9.5 20.5 28.3 41.6 69.90
Fifth Grade 9.2 29.7 28.6 32.6 61.20
Sixth Grade 12.7 24.6 27.1 35.6 62.70
Seventh Grade 12.8 28.2 26.7 32.3 59.00
Eighth Grade 11.9 19.1 29.1 39.9 69.00
Algebra 1 40.7 40.7 13 5.6 18.60
Algebra 2 6.8 20.4 31.6 41.3 72.90

2018 Social Studies
Grade/Subject %BB %Basic %Prof %Adv %P/A
Government 3.4 14.3 40.3 42 82.30
 Lindbergh High School
Graduate Profile
Class of 2019
• Total Graduates: 535
• 262 Students awarded scholarships.
• 54 Missouri Bright Flight Students
• 160 A+ Scholarships
• 36 Athletic Scholarships
• 23 Music, Theatre and Arts Scholarships
• 6 National Merit Finalists
• 6 National Merit Semifinalists
• 4 National Merit Commended Students
• 17 IB Diploma Candidates

Where Our Students Go

• Graduates Attending College: 453
• Four-Year College: 317
• Two-Year College: 136
• Other Schools of Advanced Training: 12
• Military Service: 18
• Employment: 45
• Undecided: 7