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BUILDING NEW SCHOOLS: ACADEMIC PRIORITIES Isaac G. Joseph Superintendent 2016 jpschools.org ACADEMIC PRIORITIES 1 Investing in high-quality early childhood education with the continued expansion of Pre-Kindergarten 2 Addressing logistical

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BUILDING NEW SCHOOLS:

ACADEMIC PRIORITIES Isaac G. Joseph Superintendent 2016

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ACADEMIC PRIORITIES

Investing in high-quality early childhood education with the continued expansion of Pre-Kindergarten Addressing logistical and space concerns in classrooms for specific special needs students Restructuring organizational levels to address stagnant achievement at the middle schools with additional Pre-Kindergarten-8th (PreK-8) schools Preparing students for high wage, high demand careers by developing a state of the art Career Magnet Program

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PRE-KINDERGARTEN

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Quality Pre-Kindergarten programs have a direct impact on future student achievement

STUDENTS COMPLETING PRE-K SCORE AT LEAST

12.4% higher

ON 3RD GRADE ELA & MATH STANDARDIZED TESTS

(Source: JPPSS Data 2014-2015)

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PRE-KINDERGARTEN

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Quality Pre-Kindergarten programs have a direct impact on future student achievement

20 40 60 80 100 120 140

2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016

# of Pre-K Classes

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SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS

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BULLETIN

1706

BULLETIN

1508

Pupil Teacher ratio is set.
Some students require additional personnel and

equipment.

Some students remain on school campus longer

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SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS

Schools require more space to accommodate an

increase of special needs students.

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460 480 500 520 540 560 580 600 620 640

AUTISM

2013 2014 2015 # of Students

950 960 970 980 990 1000 1010 1020 1030 2013 2014 2015

OHI

2013 2014 2015 # of Students

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PRE-K – 8 SCHOOLS

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Middle grade students at Pre K-8 schools earn a

higher GPA

Middle grade students at Pre K-8 schools score higher on

standardized tests

in reading, language arts, and math. Middle grade students at Pre K-8 schools demonstrate

fewer behavior problems

which results in more instructional time.

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PRE-K – 8 SCHOOLS

Middle grade students at PreK-8th schools typically perform at higher levels than students at traditional middle schools.

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20 40 60 80 100 120

SCHOOL PERFORMANCE SCORES (SPS) 2014-2015

Adams Ford Marrero Middle Meisler Riverdale Middle Truman Gretna Middle T H Harris Livaudais worley Roosevelt Ellis Chateau Matas Estelle Ellender Lincoln

Middle Schools K-8 Schools

Source: LDOE

Worley

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PRE-K – 8 SCHOOLS

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700 710 720 730 740 750 760 770 695 700 705 710 715 720 725 730 735 740 745 750

Average 6th ELA Scaled Score 2014 -2015 Average 6th Math Scaled Score 2014 -2015

Middle Schools K-8 Schools Middle Schools K-8 Schools

Source: LDOE

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PRE-K – 8 SCHOOLS

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Average 7th ELA Scaled Score 2014 -2015 Average 7th Math Scaled Score 2014 -2015

690 700 710 720 730 740 750 760 770 695 700 705 710 715 720 725 730 735 740 745

Middle Schools K-8 Schools Middle Schools K-8 Schools

Source: LDOE

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CAREER MAGNET PROGRAM

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55

More than and industry partners working in advisory capacity. local business

Internships

expected to increase as JPPSS continues to grow.

Louisiana Dept. of Education offers

2 Diploma Types

TOPS University Diploma Jump Start TOPS Tech Diploma

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CAREER MAGNET PROGRAM

A career magnet program will offer students the

pportunity to select the pathway best aligned with

their career choice.

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SCHOOL

# CREDENTIALS EARNED

SCHOOL

# CREDENTIALS EARNED

BONNABEL 562 COX 66 EAST JEFF 45 HIGGINS 287 EHRET 145 RIVERDALE 165 FISHER 57 WEST JEFF 385 KING 114

INDUSTRY-BASED CERTIFICATIONS 2014-2015

Source: CATE

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CAREER MAGNET PROGRAM

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JUMP START PATHWAYS IN JPPSS

Bonnabel Cox EJ Ehret Fisher Grand Isle Higgins King Riverdale WJ

Digital Media- Graphic Arts

X X X X X X X X X

Business Management

X X X X X X X X

Automobile Tech Services

X X X X X X X

Health Science

X X X X X X X X

Hospitality Tourism, Culinary, Retail

X X X

Manufacturing, Construction Crafts and Logistics

X X X X X X

Auto Body Collision Repair

X X X X X

Dental

X X X X X

Information Technology

Technology Specialists

as of March 7, 2016 Source: CATE

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CAREER MAGNET PROGRAM

A career magnet program will offer students the

pportunity to select the pathway best aligned with

their career choice.

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SCHOOL

# DE CLASSES TAKEN

SCHOOL

# DE CLASSES TAKEN

BONNABEL 72 WEST JEFF 16 EAST JEFF 48 RIVERDALE 6 EHRET 53 GRAND ISLE 2 FISHER 3 HAYNES 141 KING 5 THOMAS JEFF 254 COX 47 PATRICK TAYLOR 17 HIGGINS 102

DUAL ENROLLMENT (CTE and Academic 2014-2015 Data)

Source: CATE