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Interacting with the Report
As the School math coordinator, you want to determine which grades need the most support based on the growth index.
- Click the Reports tab.
- Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
- In the filter panel, select the Growth check box under Data to Display.
- In the Tests and Subjects section, click the arrows next to the End-of-Grade (EOG) and End-of-Course (EOC) filters to expand them.
- Deselect all subjects except math under End-of-Grade (EOG) and End-of-Course (EOC).
- The growth data for math in the current year appears in the report.
As an elementary school principal, you would like to determine whether a support program for fifth-grade math has produced positive growth and achievement results over the last two years.
- Click the Reports tab.
- Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
- In the filter panel, select the Growth and Achievement check boxes under Data to Display.
- In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to the End-of-Grade (EOG) filter to expand it.
- Clear the check boxes for all subjects except math.
- Expand the menu for math and select fifth grade.
- Under Years, select the check boxes for the two most recent years.
- The growth and achievement data appears in the report.
As a middle school principal, you are meeting with the math department to show their students' achievement upon exiting each grade.
- Click the Reports tab.
- Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
- In the filter panel, select the Achievement check box under Data to Display.
- In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to the End-of-Grade (EOG) filter to expand it.
- Deselect all subjects except math.
- Expand the menu for math to deselect any grade that you don't want to view.
Deselect the box for End-of-Course (EOC).
- Under Years, select the check boxes for the years you want to view.
- The data appears in the report.
As the math coordinator, you are documenting the results of a grant supporting your students' learning in math. Use the School Value-Added report to find the math growth indexes of last year's fifth-grade cohort over the past two years.
- Click the Reports tab.
- Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
- In the filter panel, select the Growth check box under Data to Display.
- In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to the End-of-Grade (EOG) filter to expand the menu.
- Deselect all subjects except math.
- Expand the menu for math and deselect all grades except fifth grade.
- Under Years, select the check boxes for the years you want to view.
- The data appears in the report.
The principal asked for your assistance in recognizing grades in the school that exhibit high growth in math.
- Click the Reports tab.
- Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
- In the filter panel, select the Growth Indicator check box under Data to Display.
- In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to the End-of-Grade (EOG) filter to expand the menu.
- Deselect all subjects except math.
- In the Growth Indicator section, deselect the Meets, Below, and Well Below check boxes.
- Under Years, select the check boxes for the years you want to view.
- The data appears in the report.
As the school admin, you are preparing for a vertical team meeting with your middle school math teachers. At this meeting, you want to display math growth results and discuss the trends.
- Click the Reports tab.
- Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
- In the filter panel, select the Growth and Achievement check boxes under Data to Display.
- In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to End-of-Grade (EOG).
- Deselect all subjects except math.
- Under Years, select the check boxes for the years you want to view.
- The data appears in the report.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there was no testing in the spring of 2020, so the Value-Added reports changed as follows:
- No value-added measures are available for 2019-20.
District, school, and teacher value-added measures for 2020-21 were created across a two-year period because there was limited testing in the 2020 school year.
Growth is measured from MOY to EOY in 2021 for kindergarten, first, and second grades.