EVAAS

As the school math coordinator, you want to determine which grades need the most support based on the growth index.

1. Click the Reports tab.
2. Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
3. In the filter panel, select the Growth check box under Data to Display.
4. 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.
5. Deselect all subjects except math under End-of-Grade (EOG) and End-of-Course (EOC).
6. 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.

1. Click the Reports tab.
2. Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
3. In the filter panel, select the Growth and Achievement check boxes under Data to Display.
4. In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to the End-of-Grade (EOG) filter to expand it.
5. Clear the check boxes for all subjects except math.
6. Expand the menu for math and select fifth grade.
7. Under Years, select the check boxes for the two most recent years.
8. 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.

1. Click the Reports tab.
2. Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
3. In the filter panel, select the Achievement check box under Data to Display.
4. In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to the End-of-Grade (EOG) filter to expand it.
5. Deselect all subjects except math.
6. Expand the menu for math to deselect any grade that you don't want to view.

7. Deselect the box for End-of-Course (EOC).

8. Under Years, select the check boxes for the years you want to view.
9. 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.

1. Click the Reports tab.
2. Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
3. In the filter panel, select the Growth check box under Data to Display.
4. In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to the End-of-Grade (EOG) filter to expand the menu.
5. Deselect all subjects except math.
6. Expand the menu for math and deselect all grades except fifth grade.
7. Under Years, select the check boxes for the years you want to view.
8. The data appears in the report.

The principal asked for your assistance in recognizing grades in the school that exhibit high growth in math.

1. Click the Reports tab.
2. Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
3. In the filter panel, select the Growth Indicator check box under Data to Display.
4. In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to the End-of-Grade (EOG) filter to expand the menu.
5. Deselect all subjects except math.
6. In the Growth Indicator section, deselect the Meets Expected Growth, Meets Expected Growth, and Does Not Meet Expected Growth check boxes.
7. Under Years, select the check boxes for the years you want to view.
8. 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.

1. Click the Reports tab.
2. Select Value-Added under the School Reports heading.
3. In the filter panel, select the Growth and Achievement check boxes under Data to Display.
4. In the Tests and Subjects section, click on the arrow next to End-of-Grade (EOG).
5. Deselect all subjects except math.
6. Under Years, select the check boxes for the years you want to view.
7. The data appears in the report.