NCLB Woodfield 2008

SCHOOL 2008 ASSESSMENT ACCOUNTABILITY
Reading  Below Basic Basic Proficient Advanced Participation Rate Total % Proficient & Advanced AMO=
% % % % AYP Status
All Students * * * * * * *
White (not Hispanic) * * * * * * *
Black (not Hispanic) * * * * * * *
Asian  * * * * * * *
Native American  * * * * * * *
Hispanic * * * * * * *
Economically Disadvantaged * * * * * * *
Limited English Proficient * * * * * * *
Students with Disabilities * * * * * * *
Gender                              Male * * * * * *  
Female * * * * * *  
Migrant * * * * * *  
 
SCHOOL 2008 ASSESSMENT ACCOUNTABILITY
Mathematics Below Basic Basic Proficient Advanced Participation Rate Total % Proficient & Advanced AMO=
% % % % AYP Status
All Students * * * * * * *
White (not Hispanic) * * * * * * *
Black (not Hispanic) * * * * * * *
Asian  * * * * * * *
Native American  * * * * * * *
Hispanic * * * * * * *
Economically Disadvantaged * * * * * * *
Limited English Proficient * * * * * * *
Students with Disabilities * * * * * * *
Gender                              Male * * * * * *  
Female * * * * * *  
Migrant * * * * * *  
                         
Improvement Status   Reading   None Other Academic Indicator (Graduation or Attendance Rate)
*
 
Math None
Teachers with Emergency or Provisional Credentials None % Classes not taught by Highly Qualified Teachers 40%      
 
SCHOOL 2008
ASSESSMENT Participation Rate
Science
Below Basic Basic Proficient Advanced
% % % %
All Students * * * * *
White (not Hispanic) * * * * *
Black (not Hispanic) * * * * *
Asian  * * * * *
Native American  * * * * *
Hispanic * * * * *
Economically Disadvantaged * * * * *
Limited English Proficient * * * * *
Students with Disabilities * * * * *
Gender                              Male * * * * *
Female * * * * *
Migrant * * * * *
Y - Met AYP, N - Did Not Meet AYP
   
* group does not meet minimum population size
AMO = Annual Measurable Objective
The district will provide printed copies of the full School Reports from the South Dakota Department of Education’s website in the district office, the school, and displayed in public buildings within the community.  Results for each grade tested, two-year trend data, and state and district comparisons can be found on the full reports.