3 - DOE Department Overview Presentation
72 percent of eligible teachers participating in standards training
SD Schools implementing Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support 60 'eslimoted 55
NATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS SOUTH DAKOTA'S 4TH GRADE READING PROFICIENCY RATES NAEP Raadl n& Grilde 4 - South Dilkotil Achievement Level Percentage Mf'1: ~IIP'f---~ ....... ..,.__,._ Below Basic • Basic • Proficient • Advancl!d IOL.IICl.1...1..~·!..L.1:-......- •• ~k.-.~__._t'Hlr.t.,~---ta
SD Ubrarles participat i ng In lJj_ :: Ll summer reading programs = , ~o .... ~ Yl2 t'dJ Fl"lr F'tl2 f-YIJ FYI-'.:......_.
ac 1evemen gap e ween ec students SD Libraries participating in SD Participants in summer summer reading programs reading program 1 00 42,000 41,500- 41,000 )0 40,500 35 30 40,000 FY12 FY13 FY14* FY12 FY13 FY14* "estimated "eslimc
Other factors to pay attention to at this level: Factor #1 - Attendance Result? Students who are absent fewer than 10 percent of the time are more likely to be promoted to the next grade and recieve higher grades in core subjects. Factor #2 - Social competence Result? Students with social competency is considered a predictor of academic and social progress.
• Basic ProRciont • Advanced Below Basic ·- --· - ___ ....,__ ._ _e- _______ .. ....._.,.__
NATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS SOUTH DAKOTA'S 8TH GRADE MATHEMATICS PROFICIENCY RATES NAEP Mathematics Grade 8 - South Dakota Achievement level Percentage 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 40 Below Basic • Basic Proficient • Advanced .uu..· ._...r ..,."'°" ...c""t ~--~ • ~,_.~ ut.a.."° so.;.llet. U .1 irl~...u.a.a.tU--~ Auns..~cAU- ~ '
· w· SO T eachers partldpallng In M ath Counts training '"' ., ' . ' ....... - t Vl2 t""(IJ i'-'0 4 Number o-f osse.Jsme.n· t, 1. · r 1 gtven within Sout h Dakota ~ r ;11 M· · = fY 4 F'f'll Pf 12 FYI- FYl 2 f"1-4 ~· s 8TH GRADE MATHEMATICS PROFICIENCY RATES NAEP M1themotlt1 Grade a- South D1kot1 Achlevenlfflt Uv•I Percenroge
Number of assessments Teachers using South given within South Dakota Dakota Assessment Portal Assessment Portal 1,soo· 62,000* 61,258 1,500 60,000 1,300 50,000 1,100 _ 30,000 900 700 20,000 FY 12 FY13 FY 14 FY12 FYl 3 FY14
SD Teachers participating in Math Counts training 230* 230 190 170 150 FYl 2 FY13 FY14 *estimated
2 TIMES os hkely o eom o bachelor's degree os lhose who hod not.
St e 11 . I s likel o ch lo s ha Source: Pre-algebra and Algebra Enrollment and Achievement, May 2010.
SD Graduation Rate 2013 iiiiiii AIS.- i O 0 82.7%
Graduation rate for JAG students in 2012-13
Postsecondary 2012· 13 811tlint; 14...0" Education 11 .. mt1,1now....,.,.....&., .. ~-,,.w,:.n.Mdf'OfW!d lfN«'l....,(•- .... o..U t..,1.1,0,,w.t.MIII•"""~
~ ~ ~ ~o~ Complete High School ~o"\ fP' 2011-12 Baseline: 88.21% ,i~ (8,346 of 9,462 students ~{,,e· completed high hoof) \~ 1>"'-e, <§~o ov t~ ~e, ~', '6- J>e~ o1>~~ 'J,;-s~ £,{,,o~ ""re, \O~~ Ready for Ready for Work Postsecondary 2012-13 Baseline: 14.41% Education (1, 76 of 9,550 tu dents took the WorkKey. a e ments and earned a Notional Career Reodine 2011-12 Baseline: 33.23% Certifi ate during a pilot project) (3,144 of 9,462 students took the ACT and met both benchmarks in English and moth)
Percent of 2013 ACT-tested SD high school graduates in "core or more" vs. "less than core" meeting ACT college readiness benchmarks Core or more Less than core 73% Engl ish 63% 52% 32% Reading 55% 6% Mathematics
Percent of 2013 ACT-tested SD high school graduates in 11 core or more'' vs. 11 less than corE meeting ACT college readiness benchmarks Core or more Less than core 73% 63% English 52% 32% Reading 55% 6% Mathematics 48% 22% Science • • • •
Online AP courses allow for students to participa regardless if AP is offered in their school. Number of students taking part in AP courses via SD Virtual School 432
Advanced Placement (AP) in South Dakota: Participation & Pass Rate Year Schools Students Pass Rate (Exam score of 3 or higher) 2009 92 2,172 64% 2010 96 2,337 64% 2011 103 2,481 68% 2012 100 2,642 66% 2013 11 4 2,7 14 65% Number of students participating in AP has increased by 542 students in only five years.
;C:'&pe. ~ l:"'...,,. v- Enlnpw,anhip National Career Readiness Certificate 2009 -1 0 0 26 6 23 2010 11 31 10 27 0 2011 12 l 34 13 26 2012 -1 3 4 43 19 23 2013 -1 4 5 2 23 29
~g This strategy is intended to provide students real- world experience and to help them apply academic coursework toward career development in areas of interest to them . School districts offering work-based learning Senior Expe- Youth Year Entrepn,neurshlp rience Internship 2009-10 0 26 6 23 2010-11 0 31 10 27 2011-12 1 34 13 26 2012-13 4 43 19 23 2013-14 5 42 23 29
Number of students passing Accuplacer exam 100 ao· 80
Number of students passing Accuplacer exa111 100 80* 8 - --------= === - 40- 31 20 FY13 FY14 *estimotec
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