The document summarizes reading score data from Smith Middle School for grades 6-8 compared to district and previous year scores. Smith Middle School saw declines in 2011 reading scores for grades 6-8 compared to the district, with gaps of 6% for grade 6, 2% for grade 7, and 14% for grade 8. The document calls for next steps and quotes an African proverb about the community role in educating children.

1. SMITH MIDDLE
SCHOOL
Learning Today to be Leaders
Tomorrow!

2. WHERE DO WE STAND?
Smith Middle School
2011 Reading Scores
compared to…
District 2011 Reading Scores

3. “DATA DRIVES OUR INSTRUCTION”

4. SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL
2011 READING SCORES
Grade 6 65%
Grade 7 57%
Grade 8 47%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
NumberofStudents
2011 Reading Scores

5. 2011 READING SCORES
COMPARED TO 2010
45
50
55
60
65
70
Grade 6
Grade 7
Grade 8
58
61
55
64 66
59
2010 2011

6. 2010 SCORES
COMPARED TO 2009
0
20
40
60
80
6
7
8
58 61
55
60 61
42
2010 2009

7. LET’S DO THE MATH!
2010 2009
Grade 6 58% - 60% = 2%
Grade 7 61% - 61% = 0%
Grade 8 55% - 42% = 13%

8. 2011 DISTRICT
READING SCORES
71
59 61
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8
2011

9. 2011 SCORES
DISTRICT VS. SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL
6
7
8
65
57
47
71
59 61
Chart Title
2011 Smith Middle School 2011 District Scores

10. LETS DO THE MATH!
2011 Reading Scores Smith Middle School District
Grade 6 65% - 71% = 6%
Grade 7 57% - 59% = 2%
Grade 8 47% - 61% = 14%

11. NEXT STEPS:

12. AFRICAN PROVERB:
“It Takes a Village to
Raise a Child.”
Anabel Guichardo-Martinez
Deanne Lewis
Jeffrey Barab