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DeKalb Schools 2018 CCRPI Scores

Posted on October 29, 2018 by | 30 comments
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The DeKalb County School District (DCSD) earned a score of 70 in the Georgia’s 2018 College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI).

The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) assigns grades of A–F to schools based on the CCRPI score. GOSA terms schools “failing” if the CCRPI score is less than 60.

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What is CCRPI?
The College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) is Georgia’s statewide accountability system, implemented in 2012 to replace the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) measurement, after the U.S. Department of Education granted Georgia’s waiver from NCLB.

CCRPI CALCULATION

State education authorities revamped the 2018 CCRPI to reflect school performance as outlined in the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) federal law. As a result, the indicators, weights, and calculations have been revised. Georgia DOE says “The methods used to calculate SY 17/18 CCRPI Scores changed so much from SY 16/17 to SY 17/18 that simple comparisons between the two years should not be made.”

Furthermore, according to the GADOE, “Incidentally, CCRPI scores were up in SY 16/17 because of the removal of Milestones in science and social studies in certain grades. Last year, removing science and social studies preferentially improved the scores of our elementary schools.”

So … thanks GADOE for making this somewhat useless.

Major difference in the methods used to calculate CCRPI are:
• Indicators and components are capped at 100. In the past schools could earn more than 100 points for some indicators.
• Progress indicators are now weighted.
• Closing the gaps indicator is new and the scores on this indicator vary widely. This indicator is calculated based on the Milestones proficiency of the student subgroups in a school.
• Weights for various components changed.
• Exceeding the bar and other bonus-point indicators have been removed.

CCRPI SCORE BY SCHOOL

DeKalb Schools 2018 CCRPI Score Trend CCRPI SCORE
Reg School 2016 2017 2018
0 Dekalb County School District 66.6 69.9 70
0 State of Georgia 73.6 75 TBD
4 ALLGOOD ES 61.2 64.7 77.4
1 ASHFORD PARK ES 87.5 97.5 91.6
3 ARABIA MOUNTAIN HS 93.2 92.3 84.8
1 AUSTIN ES 97.1 94.4 92.7
2 AVONDALE ES 56.1 59.2 67
7 BARACK H OBAMA ELEMENTARY MAGNET SCHOOL NA 59.2 70.4
5 BOB MATHIS ES 60.5 63.9 72.6
2 BRIAR VISTA ES 74.8 69.8 76
2 BRIARLAKE ES 78.5 81.6 83.4
2 BROCKETT ES 80.2 82.7 75.9
5 BROWNS MILL ES 51.8 51.2 67.9
6 CANBY LANE ES 57.1 62.1 61.4
1 CARY REYNOLDS ES 66.5 59.2 66.4
7 CEDAR GROVE ES 60.5 62.8 66.7
7 CEDAR GROVE HS 78.4 79.5 67
7 CEDAR GROVE MS 51.7 60.5 68.3
1 CHAMBLEE HS 87.5 83.3 79.4
1 CHAMBLEE MS 85.1 82.6 77.4
5 CHAPEL HILL ES 50 63.4 56.1
5 CHAPEL HILL MS 65.2 66.9 53.1
1 CHESNUT ES 61 79.7 90.4
4 CLARKSTON HS 70.9 75.4 67.4
6 COLUMBIA ES 53 60 56.6
6 COLUMBIA HS 64.7 68 63.3
6 COLUMBIA MS 59.9 53.6 59.6
2 CORALWOOD CENTER NA NA NA
1 CROSS KEYS HS 81.9 78.3 66.6
4 DEKALB ACADEMY OF TECHNOLOGY AND TH 61.8 80.2 71.4
6 DEKALB ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL 42.4 37.8 36.5
4 DEKALB EARLY COLLEGE ACADEMY 106.5 107.1 96.6
7 DEKALB ES OF THE ART 84.1 87.2 77.4
1 DEKALB PATH ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 82.5 81 74
6 DEKALB PREPARATORY ACADEMY CHARTER 61.5 67.3 59.4
7 DEKALB SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 100.4 92.8 90.5
7 DESTINY ACHIEVERS 48.4 54.8 35
1 DRESDEN ES 48.8 57.1 62.9
2 DRUID HILLS HS 80.6 77 72
2 DRUID HILLS MS 73.8 74.6 75.1
4 DUNAIRE ES 48.8 53.5 64.3
1 DUNWOODY ES 91.6 89 92.2
1 DUNWOODY HS 93.4 89.4 81.5
4 EAST DEKALB SPECIAL EDUCATION CENTE NA NA NA
5 EDWARD L. BOUIE, SR. ELEMENTARY SCH 75.5 74.2 75.6
3 ELDRIDGE L. MILLER ELEMENTARY SCHOO 57.6 57.6 50.6
6 ELIZABETH ANDREWS HS 56.5 53.3 37.6
2 EVANSDALE ES 72 65.9 73.2
5 FAIRINGTON ES 45.9 53.6 54.6
2 FERNBANK ES 80.1 77.3 69.5
5 FLAT ROCK ES 55.3 58.2 53
7 FLAT SHOALS ES 47.5 51.1 61.4
4 FREEDOM MS 61.4 65 60.7
2 GLOBE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL I 84.1 90.2 88
4 HAMBRICK ES 57.3 60.5 71.8
2 HAWTHORNE ES 69.2 74.1 76
2 HENDERSON MS 74.8 74.3 71.7
2 HENDERSON MILL ES 78.6 69.7 85.7
1 HIGHTOWER ES 66.9 61 61.7
1 HUNTLEY HILLS ES 72 76 74.9
2 IDLEWOOD ES 61.4 74.6 55.7
4 INDIAN CREEK ES 70.3 70.8 61
2 INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL 62.9 76.9 67.2
6 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CENTER 27 34 31.9
1 JOHN ROBERT LEWIS ES NA 67 62
4 JOLLY ES 56.5 62.3 55
7 KELLEY LAKE ES 68.1 70.7 62.7
1 KINGSLEY ES 75.6 81.5 76.1
1 KITTREDGE MAGNET SCHOOL 105.5 106.4 98.1
2 LAKESIDE HS 80.3 82.9 74.9
2 LAUREL RIDGE ES 89 89.9 83.6
3 LEADERSHIP PREPARATORY ACADEMY 69.1 80.2 84.1
3 LITHONIA HS 61.9 71.6 65.8
3 LITHONIA MS 47.1 55.9 61.8
2 LIVSEY ES 75.8 79.3 85.8
3 MARBUT ES 71.8 67.5 70.9
1 MARGARET HARRIS COMPREHENSIVE NA NA NA
5 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR HS 62.9 69.8 58
6 MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE MS 54.9 61.7 53.6
2 MCLENDON ES 73.8 64.7 80.9
7 MCNAIR HS 58.2 64.5 62.2
7 MCNAIR MS 52 58.2 52.8
2 MIDVALE ES 63.3 80.6 75.7
5 MILLER GROVE HS 71.8 74.6 66.2
5 MILLER GROVE MS 55.6 63.1 54.7
1 MONTCLAIR ES 52 52.7 65
1 MONTGOMERY ES 87.3 85.2 81.6
5 MURPHY CANDLER ES 52.1 55.4 51.7
2 MUSEUM SCHOOL AVONDALE ESTATES 88.4 93.2 93.7
2 MUSEUM SCHOOL AVONDALE ESTATES 89.4 89.9 74
7 NARVIE HARRIS ES 72.7 75.9 57.4
2 OAK GROVE ES 89.5 87.7 77.8
1 OAKCLIFF ES 70.2 72.5 76.8
7 OAKVIEW ELEMENTARY 47.7 55.5 64.4
5 PANOLA WAY ES 42.5 59.6 56.2
6 PEACHCREST ES 44.1 49.2 56.9
1 PEACHTREE MS 78.8 77.8 75.1
3 PINE RIDGE ES 57.4 60.4 65
2 PLEASANTDALE ES 61.3 70.9 81.6
3 PRINCETON ES 61.5 56.7 73
5 RAINBOW ES 61.2 72.9 65.9
3 REDAN ES 46.7 56.5 51
3 REDAN HS 72 67 61.7
3 REDAN MS 63.9 63.3 64.1
7 ROBERT SHAW THEME SCHOOL 78.7 86.7 87.9
3 ROCK CHAPEL ES 59.6 63.3 53.6
4 ROCKBRIDGE ES 55.5 69.3 75
7 RONALD E MCNAIR DISCOVER LEARNING A 53.6 58 56.8
6 ROWLAND ES 54.9 54.1 58.2
2 SAGAMORE HILLS ES 77.3 70.3 78.1
5 SALEM MS 55.3 56.7 58.1
1 SEQUOYAH MS 64 64.4 65.5
3 SHADOW ROCK ES 51.7 56.1 62.5
2 SMOKE RISE ES 59.3 69.1 77.1
6 SNAPFINGER ES 50.4 55.3 42.5
5 SOUTHWEST DEKALB HS 76.9 77.3 75.4
3 STEPHENSON HS 78.2 71.6 61.9
3 STEPHENSON MS 63.8 70.2 59.6
4 STONE MILL ES 65.1 69.1 71
4 STONE MOUNTAIN ES 45.2 44.8 64
4 STONE MOUNTAIN HS 69.4 69.1 60.5
4 STONE MOUNTAIN MS 60 61.5 70
3 STONEVIEW ES 45.8 55.6 46.3
1 TAPESTRY PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL 57.6 60.6 62.9
4 THE CHAMPION MIDDLE THEME SCHOOL 70.1 82.3 78.1
6 TONEY ES 54.3 51.4 59.8
6 TOWERS HS 57.2 59.6 58.8
2 TUCKER HS 78.4 79.1 65
2 TUCKER MS 71.2 73 69.6
2 UHS OF LAUREL HEIGHTS NA NA NA
1 VANDERLYN ES 93.4 98.5 95
6 WADSWORTH MAGNET SCHOOL FOR HIGH AC 103.8 106.5 88.5
6 WADSWORTH MAGNET SCHOOL FOR HIGH AC 92.7 97 89.9
5 WOODRIDGE ES 65 64.3 65.5
1 WOODWARD ES 60.3 59.2 65.1
3 WYNBROOKE ES 74.4 88.1 89.1

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Which DeKalb Schools Are Beating The Odds
December 22, 2017 – Beating the Odds is a statistical analysis that compares a school’s actual performance on the College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) with the performance of schools with similar characteristics across the state. Schools that perform higher than similar schools are considered “Beating the Odds.”

DeKalb Schools 2017 CCRPI Trends
November 3, 2017 – Scores are up across the state. DeKalb Schools is at the top of the performance increases in the Metro Atlanta area. DCSD’s score is 69.9, up from 66.6 last school year. Georgia’s CCRPI score is 75, a 1.4 point increase since 2016

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Which DeKalb Schools Are Beating The Odds

Posted on December 22, 2017 by | 23 comments

Is your school beating the odds?

(This article was last updated 12/23/2017)
Yesterday the Governor’s Office of Student Affairs (GOSA) released the 2017 Beating the Odds results.
Beating the Odds is a statistical analysis that compares a school’s actual performance on the College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) with the performance of schools with similar characteristics across the state. Schools that perform higher than similar schools are considered “Beating the Odds.”
The following school characteristics are included in the calculation:
• Percentage of economically disadvantaged students,
• Percentage of English language learners,
• Percentage of students with disabilities,
• Percentage of students in each race/ethnicity,
• School size,
• Student mobility, and
• School type (Elementary, Middle, High, and schools that span grade clusters).
What is the value of this measurement? Many data points compare schools across the county to each other. It’s challenging to extract information from these data points when each school has its own challenges.
Student Growth Percentages and this “Beating the Odds” analysis are currently the closest thing we have to comparing schools with the same challenges/advantages. It is impressive that so many Tucker schools are doing better than most of the other schools across the state with the same characteristics. However, It’s disconcerting that so many DeKalb Schools are not performing as well as other schools with similar characteristics across the state.
Tucker Cluster – I neglected to include Tucker’s results. They are quite impressive. It is the only cluster in my table to have the middle school and high school perform better than most of the other schools in their cohort. Well done Tucker.
BEATING THE ODDS (All DeKalb Schools as reported by Ty Tagami)

BEAT the odds
Chamblee Cluster Dunwoody Cluster Lakeside Cluster Tucker Cluster
Ashford Park Elementary Austin Elementary Lakeside High Brockett Elementary
Kittredge Magnet  Chesnut Elementary Pleasantdale Elementary Idlewood Elementary
Dunwoody High  Midvale Elementary
Kingsley Elementary Tucker High
Vanderlyn Elementary Tucker Middle
FAILED to beat the odds
Chamblee Charter High  Dunwoody Elementary Briarlake Elementary Livsey Elementary
Chamblee Middle  Hightower Elementary Evansdale Elementary Smoke Rise Elementary
Huntley Hills Elementary Peachtree Middle  Hawthorne Elementary
Montgomery Elementary Henderson Middle 
Henderson Mill Elementary
Oak Grove Elementary
Sagamore Hills Elementary

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