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Ports 2019 RICAS Data Review January 16, 2020 PMS students engaging in STEAM activities. PMS School-wide Proficiency- ELA/Literacy and Math Grade 5 compared to State PMS School-wide Proficiency- ELA/Literacy and Math Grade 6 compared to State


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Ports

2019 RICAS Data Review January 16, 2020

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PMS students engaging in STEAM activities.

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PMS School-wide Proficiency- ELA/Literacy and Math

Grade 5 compared to State

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PMS School-wide Proficiency- ELA/Literacy and Math

Grade 6 compared to State

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PMS School-wide Proficiency- ELA/Literacy and Math

Grade 7 compared to State

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PMS School-wide Proficiency- ELA/Literacy and Math

Grade 8 compared to State

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2018 to 2019 Growth comparison: PMS to the State

Difference in percentage meeting/exceeding in ELA from 2018 to 2019: Difference in percentage meeting/exceeding in MATH from 2018 to 2019:

GRADE PMS STATE 5 18.5% 1.6% 6 7.3% 4.7% 7

  • 4.8%

7.6% 8 17.3% 8.2% GRADE PMS STATE 5

  • 2.3%

3.3% 6

  • 2.2%

2.7 7

  • 17.98%

0.7% 8 10.1% 1.6%

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Priority Area 1:

We will provide equitable opportunities to students to prepare each and every student for college and/or career.

How Portsmouth Middle School is working towards meeting PSD Priority 1: Academic Rigor for All Students:

2) Student Reading and Math Growth and proficiency grades 4-8 using RICAS (4) Closing the achievement gap for students with disabilities on RICAS.

  • Using MTSS Framework to support

students who are below benchmark.

  • Using data-based decision-making criteria

to support interventions in ELA and Math.

  • Providing teachers opportunities to meet

during PLCs to discuss students in need of intervention and support the development of those interventions

  • Regular collaboration between teachers and

coaches to improve teacher familiarity with RICAS questions/strategies

  • Enhancing our after school RICAS tutoring

support

  • Co-taught classrooms to support IEP

students

  • Learning Center block daily
  • Academic Lab daily
  • Daily common planning time with special

educators and general educators to ensure that teams have time to discuss students and plan for instruction

  • Expanding intervention services to support

IEP students.

  • Quarterly Special Ed Academic Target

Team meetings