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August 31, 2007 APR Release
The three top performing schools in the state on the 2007 Academic
Performance Index Growth Report are from Santa Clara County, according to data
released on August 31 by the California Department of Education.
In addition, four of the top 10 schools in API are from the county, an
analysis by the Santa Clara County Office of Education shows.
CDE released the 2007 Accountability Progress Report (APR) which includes the
2007 Academic Performance Index (API) Growth, 2007 Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP)
and Program Improvement (PI) Schools results.
Linda Aceves, Assistant Superintendent Instructional Services and Dr. Dale
Russell, have analyzed the data. In each of the three areas, the findings are
presented in two parts: Part 1 compares performance of Santa Clara County (SCC)
students with California students statewide; Part 2 summarizes SCC student
performance including subgroup data.
2007 AYP Results
In SCC, 71 percent of schools successfully met their AYP targets
(277/390); this represents a 2% decrease from 2006. Fifty-eight percent of SCC
districts met all of their AYP targets (19/33).
2007 API Results
The 2007 API Growth report reflects changes that schools and districts
made from 2005-06 to 2006-07 school year and whether performance targets were
met. The API is a numeric score between 200 and 1000, reflecting a school's
performance on tests in the Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) program.
API results are reported twice a year; a Base API in January and corresponding
Growth API in the fall.
2007 API Growth Results of SCC Compared to California
- The median score for SCC schools was 51 points higher than California
students (778 vs. 727) (Figure 1 - PDF).
- Since 2000, scores increased from 741 to 778; (37 points) (Figure 1 - PDF).
- SCC continues to have a higher percentage of schools scoring at or above
800 than the state as a whole (42% vs. 28%) (Figure 3 - PDF).
- Asian, Hispanic, White, Socioeconomically Disadvantaged and English
Learner subgroups had higher median 2007 scores when compared to the same
subgroups statewide. However, the Filipino subgroup had a lower API when
compared to the state (Figure 4 - PDF).
Four of the Top 5 Performing Schools in the state are from SCC:
|
School |
District |
County |
2007 API |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Millikin Elementary |
Santa Clara Unified |
Santa Clara |
997 |
|
Faria (William) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
Santa Clara |
996 |
|
Gomes (John M.) Elementary |
Fremont Unified |
Alameda |
988 |
|
Murdock-Portal Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
Santa Clara |
988 |
|
Hoover (Herbert) Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
Santa Clara |
985 |
SCC Districts 2007 API Growth Results
- Los Altos Elementary School District had the highest 2007 API Growth
(956).
- Thirteen of 33 districts increased in their 2007 API Growth over their
2007 API Base.
- The largest API gain was by Montebello School District (from 737 to 784 =
47 point gain).
SCC Schools 2007 API Growth Results
- The median Middle school API scores improved slightly (3 points) (Figure
5 - PDF).
- Forty-seven percent of SCC schools (174/369) gained one or more API point
from 2006 to 2007.
- There continues to be a gap between White, Asian and Filipino performance
compared to African American, Hispanic, Socioeconomically Disadvantaged,
English Learners and Student with Disabilities subgroups (Figure 6 - PDF).
- Seventy percent of SCC schools (236/339) met their API growth targets
compared to 65% (5,236/8,022) in California. Table one outlines the
percent of schools that met their API growth targets.
Table 1: Percent of SCC Schools That Met API Growth Targets
|
School Type |
% Met State API Schoolwide Growth Target |
% Met State API Schoolwide Growth Target |
% At or Above State API Performance Target of 800 |
% At or Above State API Performance Target of 800 |
% Schools with Increased API |
% Schools with Increased API |
|
2006 |
2007 |
2006 |
2007 |
2006 |
2007 |
|
Elementary Schools |
82 |
72 |
52 |
50 |
75 |
48 |
|
Middle Schools |
76 |
60 |
40 |
38 |
76 |
43 |
|
High Schools |
61 |
67 |
20 |
19 |
68 |
50 |
|
All Schools |
78 |
70 |
45 |
42 |
74 |
47 |
Three Top Performing SCC Schools by Level:
| Elementary |
|
School |
District |
2007 API Growth |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|
Millikin Elementary |
Santa Clara Unified |
997 |
|
Faria (William) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
996 |
|
Murdock-Portal Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
988 |
| Middle |
|
School |
District |
2007 API Growth |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|
Egan (Ardis G.) Intermediate |
Los Altos Elementary |
958 |
|
Kennedy (John F.) Middle |
Cupertino Union |
957 |
|
Miller (Joaquin) Middle |
Cupertino Union |
957 |
| High |
|
School |
District |
2007 API Growth |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|
Lynbrook High |
Fremont Union High |
911 |
|
Saratoga High |
Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union |
903 |
|
Monta Vista High |
Fremont Union High |
900 |
| One hundred twenty-one elementary schools in SCC are above state API target of 800: |
|
School |
District |
2007 API Growth |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|
Millikin Elementary |
Santa Clara Unified |
997 |
|
Faria (William) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
996 |
|
Murdock-Portal Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
988 |
|
Hoover (Herbert) Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
985 |
|
Dilworth (Nelson S.) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
981 |
|
Loyola Elementary |
Los Altos Elementary |
976 |
|
Bullis Charter |
Santa Clara Co. Office of Education |
972 |
|
Oak Avenue Elementary |
Los Altos Elementary |
972 |
|
Regnart (William) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
970 |
|
Argonaut Elementary |
Saratoga Union Elementary |
969 |
|
Almond Elementary |
Los Altos Elementary |
967 |
|
Blue Hills Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
966 |
|
Garden Gate Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
965 |
|
Lincoln (Abraham) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
957 |
|
Collins (L. P.) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
954 |
|
Santa Rita Elementary |
Los Altos Elementary |
954 |
|
Williams Elementary |
San Jose Unified |
954 |
|
Montclaire Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
953 |
|
Addison Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
952 |
|
Saratoga Elementary |
Saratoga Union Elementary |
952 |
|
Silver Oak Elementary |
Evergreen Elementary |
952 |
|
Duveneck Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
950 |
|
Matsumoto (Tom) Elementary |
Evergreen Elementary |
950 |
|
Springer Elementary |
Los Altos Elementary |
950 |
|
Stocklmeir (Louis) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
945 |
|
Lexington Elementary |
Los Gatos Union Elementary |
944 |
| |
|
|
|
School |
District |
2007 API Growth |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|
Nixon (Lucille M.) Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
944 |
|
Stevens Creek Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
944 |
|
Eaton (C. B.) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
942 |
|
Hays (Walter) Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
941 |
|
Meyerholz (R. I.) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
941 |
|
Lakeside Elementary |
Lakeside Joint Elementary |
938 |
|
Smith (Franklin) Elementary |
Evergreen Elementary |
938 |
|
Foothill Elementary |
Saratoga Union Elementary |
937 |
|
El Carmelo Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
936 |
|
Graystone Elementary |
San Jose Unified |
933 |
|
Covington Elementary |
Los Altos Elementary |
931 |
|
West Valley Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
929 |
|
Fairmeadow Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
927 |
|
Guadalupe Elementary |
Union Elementary |
923 |
|
Blossom Hill Elementary |
Los Gatos Union Elementary |
922 |
|
Palo Verde Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
922 |
|
Simonds Elementary |
San Jose Unified |
922 |
|
Discovery Charter |
Santa Clara Co. Office of Education |
921 |
|
Clark (Carolyn A.) Elementary |
Evergreen Elementary |
916 |
|
KIPP Heartwood Academy |
Alum Rock Union Elementary |
914 |
|
Ohlone Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
910 |
|
Escondido Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
905 |
|
Muir (John) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
904 |
|
Country Lane Elementary |
Moreland Elementary |
903 |
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Los Alamitos Elementary |
San Jose Unified |
903 |
|
Huff (Frank L.) Elementary |
Mountain View-Whisman Elementary |
902 |
|
Cumberland Elementary |
Sunnyvale Elementary |
901 |
|
Cherry Chase Elementary |
Sunnyvale Elementary |
900 |
|
Loma Prieta Elementary |
Loma Prieta Joint Union Elementary |
897 |
|
Marshall Lane Elementary |
Campbell Union Elementary |
897 |
|
Bagby Elementary |
Cambrian Elementary |
895 |
|
Eisenhower (Dwight) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
893 |
|
Evergreen Elementary |
Evergreen Elementary |
893 |
|
Alta Vista Elementary |
Union Elementary |
891 |
|
Carlton Elementary |
Union Elementary |
888 |
|
Noddin Elementary |
Union Elementary |
888 |
|
Briones (Juana) Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
887 |
|
Baker (Gussie M.) Elementary |
Moreland Elementary |
884 |
|
Laurelwood Elementary |
Santa Clara Unified |
883 |
|
Sartorette Charter |
Cambrian Elementary |
883 |
|
Daves Avenue Elementary |
Los Gatos Union Elementary |
882 |
|
Louise Van Meter Elementary |
Los Gatos Union Elementary |
882 |
| |
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|
School |
District |
2007 API Growth |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|
Learning in an Urban Community |
Alum Rock Union Elementary |
881 |
|
Booksin Elementary |
San Jose Unified |
880 |
|
Fammatre Charter |
Cambrian Elementary |
880 |
|
Forest Hill Elementary |
Campbell Union Elementary |
880 |
|
Ruskin Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
877 |
|
Nordstrom Elementary |
Morgan Hill Unified |
873 |
|
Sinnott (John) Elementary |
Milpitas Unified |
868 |
|
Pomeroy (Marshall) Elementary |
Milpitas Unified |
866 |
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Sutter Elementary |
Santa Clara Unified |
864 |
|
Bubb (Benjamin) Elementary |
Mountain View-Whisman Elementary |
863 |
|
Curtner Elementary |
Milpitas Unified |
862 |
|
Washington Elementary |
Santa Clara Unified |
859 |
|
Zanker (Pearl) Elementary |
Milpitas Unified |
858 |
|
Payne (George C.) Elementary |
Moreland Elementary |
857 |
|
Oster Elementary |
Union Elementary |
855 |
|
Barron Park Elementary |
Palo Alto Unified |
854 |
|
Sedgwick (D. J.) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
854 |
|
Charter of Morgan Hill |
Morgan Hill Unified |
853 |
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Sakamoto Elementary |
Oak Grove Elementary |
851 |
|
Northwood Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
850 |
|
Village |
Campbell Union Elementary |
850 |
|
Aprea (Luigi) Elementary |
Gilroy Unified |
846 |
|
Norwood Creek Elementary |
Evergreen Elementary |
840 |
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De Vargas (Manuel) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
839 |
|
Ponderosa Elementary |
Santa Clara Unified |
837 |
|
Taylor (Bertha) Elementary |
Oak Grove Elementary |
836 |
|
Hacienda Science/Environmental |
San Jose Unified |
835 |
|
Capri Elementary |
Campbell Union Elementary |
832 |
|
Easterbrook Discovery |
Moreland Elementary |
831 |
|
Reed Elementary |
San Jose Unified |
830 |
|
Cherrywood Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
828 |
|
Carson (Rachel) Elementary |
San Jose Unified |
825 |
|
Millbrook Elementary |
Evergreen Elementary |
824 |
|
Nimitz (Chester W.) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
824 |
|
Noble Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
821 |
|
Ledesma (Rita) Elementary |
Oak Grove Elementary |
820 |
|
Laurelwood Elementary |
Evergreen Elementary |
819 |
|
Schallenberger Elementary |
San Jose Unified |
817 |
|
Valle Vista Elementary |
Mt. Pleasant Elementary |
817 |
|
Ellis Elementary |
Sunnyvale Elementary |
816 |
|
Farnham Charter |
Cambrian Elementary |
814 |
|
Glider Elementary |
Oak Grove Elementary |
813 |
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School |
District |
2007 API Growth |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|
Cedar Grove Elementary |
Evergreen Elementary |
812 |
|
Lietz Elementary |
Union Elementary |
811 |
|
Paradise Valley/Machado |
Morgan Hill Unified |
811 |
|
Parkview Elementary |
Oak Grove Elementary |
808 |
|
Brooktree Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
807 |
|
Braly Elementary |
Santa Clara Unified |
805 |
|
Majestic Way Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
805 |
|
Summerdale Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
805 |
|
Los Paseos Elementary |
Morgan Hill Unified |
804 |
|
Vinci Park Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
800 |
| Twenty-three middle schools in SCC are above state API target of 800: |
|
School |
District |
2007 API Growth |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Egan (Ardis G.) Intermediate |
Los Altos Elementary |
958 |
|
Kennedy (John F.) Middle |
Cupertino Union |
957 |
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Miller (Joaquin) Middle |
Cupertino Union |
957 |
|
Lawson (Sam H.) Middle |
Cupertino Union |
954 |
|
Redwood Middle |
Saratoga Union Elementary |
951 |
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Blach (Georgina P.) Intermediate |
Los Altos Elementary |
950 |
|
Terman Middle |
Palo Alto Unified |
940 |
|
English (C. T.) Middle |
Loma Prieta Joint Union Elementary |
923 |
|
Jordan (David Starr) Middle |
Palo Alto Unified |
923 |
|
Stanford (Jane Lathrop) Middle |
Palo Alto Unified |
907 |
|
Harte (Bret) Middle |
San Jose Unified |
904 |
|
Cupertino Middle |
Cupertino Union |
899 |
|
Fisher (Raymond J.) Middle |
Los Gatos Union Elementary |
879 |
|
Rolling Hills Middle |
Campbell Union Elementary |
859 |
|
Peterson (Marian A.) Middle |
Santa Clara Unified |
845 |
|
Chaboya Middle |
Evergreen Elementary |
840 |
|
Russell (Thomas) Junior High |
Milpitas Unified |
839 |
|
Price Charter Middle |
Cambrian Elementary |
832 |
|
Hyde (Warren E.) Middle |
Cupertino Union |
829 |
|
Dartmouth Middle |
Union Elementary |
826 |
|
Union Middle |
Union Elementary |
819 |
|
Sierramont Middle |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
812 |
|
Castillero Middle |
San Jose Unified |
811 |
| Thirteen high schools in SCC are above state API target of 800: |
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School |
District |
2007 API Growth |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Lynbrook High |
Fremont Union High |
911 |
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Saratoga High |
Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union |
903 |
|
Monta Vista High |
Fremont Union High |
900 |
|
Gunn (Henry M.) High |
Palo Alto Unified |
899 |
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Palo Alto High |
Palo Alto Unified |
883 |
|
Leland High |
San Jose Unified |
856 |
|
Los Gatos High |
Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union |
850 |
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Homestead High |
Fremont Union High |
838 |
|
Mountain View High |
Mountain View-Los Altos Union |
833 |
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Evergreen Valley High |
East Side Union High |
827 |
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Cupertino High |
Fremont Union High |
817 |
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Leigh High |
Campbell Union High |
803 |
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Los Altos High |
Mountain View-Los Altos Union |
802 |
The following schools did not receive 2007 API Growth Scores:
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Causes
(Flag) |
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School |
District |
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Adair Community Day |
Sunnyvale Elementary |
4 |
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Alternative Placement Academy |
Santa Clara County Office of Education |
4 |
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Berryessa Union Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
4 |
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Cambrian Community |
Cambrian Elementary |
4 |
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Camden Community Day |
Campbell Union High |
4 |
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Community Career Academy |
San Jose Unified |
4 |
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Community Day |
Campbell Union Elementary |
4 |
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Community Day |
Fremont Union High |
4 |
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Escuela Popular/Center for Training |
East Side Union High |
4 |
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Foundry County Community Day |
Santa Clara County Office of Education |
4 |
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Gunderson Plus |
San Jose Unified |
4 |
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Los Gatos-Saratoga JUHSD Adult ED |
Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union |
6 |
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McAuliffe (Christa) Elementary |
Cupertino Union |
1 |
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Milpitas Community Day |
Milpitas Unified |
4 |
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Packard Children's Hospital/Stanford |
Palo Alto Unified |
4 |
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Pathfinder High |
Santa Clara County Office of Education |
4 |
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San Jose Conservation Corps Charter |
East Side Union High |
6 |
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Santa Clara County Juvenile Hall |
Santa Clara County Office of Education |
4 |
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Willow Glen Plus (Continuation) |
San Jose Unified |
4 |
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Flag Value |
Flag Definition |
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1 |
This school's proportion of students excused at parent request compared
to its 2007 Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) program enrollment
on the first day of testing is equal to or greater than 10 percent.
When a school's proportion of parental waivers is equal to or greater
than 10 but less than 20 percent, the California Department of Education
(CDE) conducts standard statistical tests to check whether the pupils
tested at the school were representative of the entire school's
population. This school failed the statistical test or its proportion of
parental waivers in 2007 is 20 percent or greater, therefore, the school
does not have a valid Academic Performance Index (API) for 2007. |
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2 |
This school (or the district on behalf of the school) has certified to
the CDE that during the 2007 STAR testing an adult irregularity in testing
procedure occurred at the school affecting 5 percent or more of pupils
tested. Therefore, this school does not have a valid API for 2007. |
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3 |
For at least one 2007 STAR content area used in the API, this school
failed to test a significant proportion of students who were not exempt
from testing in 2007. |
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4 |
In 2007, this school had fewer than 11 valid 2007 STAR test scores. No
reliable API can be calculated with so few scores. |
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6 |
School has California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) results but no
valid STAR results. No reliable API can be calculated |
AYP Criteria and Results
AYP performance targets include: Participation Rate, Annual Measurable
Objectives in English Language Arts and Math, Minimum Growth API and Graduation
Rate (for high schools only).
SCC vs. CA Schools AYP Results
The data show that SCC schools continue to outperform schools statewide.
Selected criteria illustrate SCC student performance on the four broad
accountability topics.
Overall, SCC Asian, Hispanic, White, African American, Socioeconomically
Disadvantaged and English Learner subgroups had higher percents of students who
were proficient in both English/Language Arts and Mathematics when compared to
the state; however; CA Filipino had a higher percent of students who were
proficient than their SCC peers (Figures 7, 8).
SCC Schools AYP Results
Figure 9 shows totals for all schools and how Elementary, Middle and
High schools made progress on each of the AYP criteria.
|
|
Schoolwide ELA Percent Proficient or Above |
Schoolwide Math Percent Proficient or Above |
ELA met overall |
Math met overall |
Met API Criteria |
Met Graduation Rate |
Met All AYP Criteria |
|
% Met |
98 |
98 |
80 |
87 |
96 |
80 |
71 |
|
Number schools Met |
382 |
384 |
313 |
341 |
375 |
66 |
277 |
|
Number schools Did Not Meet |
8 |
6 |
77 |
49 |
15 |
16 |
113 |
- The percent of elementary and middle schools that met all AYP criteria
went down from 2006 (1% Elementary and 5% in Middle) (Figure 10 - PDF).
- All SCC subgroups decreased in 2007 AYP in both English/Language Arts and
Mathematics except Asians in ELA and Whites in Mathematics. There continues
to be an achievement gap in both English/Language Arts and Mathematics
between White, Asian and Filipino performance compared to African American,
Hispanic, Socioeconomically Disadvantaged, English Learners and Students
with Disabilities subgroups (Figures 11, 12, 13, 14).
- Participation rates of SCC students are above the federally set target of
95% in all subgroups (Figure 15 - PDF).
- Graduation rates among SCC high schools declined from 89% to 86% and the
CA high graduation rate went down from 85% to 83% from 2006 to 2007 (Figure
16 - PDF).
Program Improvement (PI) Results
The Public Schools Accountability Act of 1999 established the API and
the Immediate Intervention/Underperforming schools programs. With the passage of
No Child Left Behind (2001), the API became one indicator of the mandated
federal accountability system, Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP). Title I funded
schools and districts are identified as PI based on the following criteria:
A Title I school becomes a PI if it does not make AYP for two consecutive
years in the same content area (English-language arts, Mathematics) or in the
same indicator (API or graduation rate). A school is eligible to exit PI status
once it makes AYP for two consecutive years. There are 46 PI schools in SCC.
There are four PI districts in SCC. Districts become PI if, for
each of the two consecutive years, it does not make AYP in the same content area
in each grade span and does not make AYP on the same indicator (API or
graduation rate).
| SCC Schools Exited PI |
|
|
Almaden Elementary |
|
|
Castro (Mariano) Elementary |
|
|
Grant Elementary |
|
|
Mayne (George) Elementary |
|
|
Seven Trees Elementary |
|
|
Trace (Merritt) Elementary |
|
|
Washington Elementary |
|
| SCC Districts in PI |
PI Status |
|
East Side Union High |
Year 3 |
|
Alum Rock Union Elementary |
Year 2 |
|
Franklin-McKinley Elementary |
Year 2 |
|
Santa Clara County Office of Education |
Year 1 |
| SCC PI Schools Summary |
|
|
Schools in Program Improvement |
46 |
|
Schools Not in Program Improvement |
131 |
|
Total Number of Title 1 Schools |
177 |
|
Title 1 schools in Program Improvement |
26 % (46/177) |
The PI schools in SCC, by year, are:
|
Year 1 |
16 |
|
Year 2 |
11 |
|
Year 3 |
3 |
|
Year 4 |
11 |
|
Year 5 |
5 |
Schools that did not progress from Year 1 PI to Year 2
|
School |
District |
|
Christopher Elementary |
Oak Grove Elementary |
|
Foothill High |
East Side Union High |
|
Los Arboles Elementary |
Franklin-Mckinley Elementary |
|
Lowell Elementary |
San Jose Unified |
|
Sanders (Robert) Elementary |
Mt. Pleasant Elementary |
Schools that entered Program Improvement
|
School |
District |
|
Bracher Elementary |
Santa Clara Unified |
|
Central High (Continuation) |
Morgan Hill Unified |
|
County Community |
Santa Clara County Office Of Education |
|
El Roble Elementary |
Gilroy Unified |
|
Goss (Mildred) Elementary |
Alum Rock Union Elementary |
|
Hill (Andrew P.) High |
East Side Union High |
|
Independence High |
East Side Union High |
|
Kennedy (Robert F.) Elementary |
Franklin-Mckinley Elementary |
|
Lakewood Elementary |
Sunnyvale Elementary |
|
Sherman Oaks Elementary |
Campbell Union Elementary |
|
Toyon Elementary |
Berryessa Union Elementary |
Number of Students Represented in API
|
|
All Students |
Asian |
Filipino |
African American |
Hispanic |
White |
SED |
English Learner |
DI |
|
Number Students |
121,487 |
41,180 |
4,210 |
134 |
58,603 |
45,734 |
58,082 |
47,722 |
4,396 |
Numbers of Students Represented for AYP
|
|
All Students |
African American |
Asian |
Filipino |
Hispanic |
White |
SED |
EL |
DI |
|
ELA |
143,851 |
4,719 |
20,790 |
3,990 |
29,618 |
19,838 |
31,104 |
30,741 |
7,527 |
|
Math |
143,848 |
4,724 |
37,445 |
7,446 |
51,602 |
39,079 |
52,050 |
48,947 |
14,134 |
Date last updated: August 31, 2007
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