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- 1. Tools for Busy Administrators TICAL 2015 Arkansas Department of Education
- 2. ADE Data Center • ADE Data Center – “one stop” data access • Updated automatically using ADE State Data Warehouse • Built on modern Microsoft .NET technologies • Reports available instantly in CSV, XML, Excel and PDF downloads • Geographical Information System integration • Add-On Features » Secure Portal updated Daily from APSCN Student Information System » Daily Class Rosters available to Teachers, School — and District — Administrators » Classroom Dashboards — Attendance, Discipline and GPA Data, etc.
- 4. Analyze District and School Characteristics The dashboards provide educators with relevant, timely information including District Information: • Student Demographic • Program Populations • District Characteristics
- 5. Create Filtered Watch Lists Administrators can create a Filtered List that automatically populates based upon the selected filters. These lists will automatically update when new students meet the criteria or move into the selected student population. When a list changes, the user will receive an email notification.
- 6. Find Students, Teachers, & Schools Using Search Bar Search capabilities vary by role and may include campuses, students, and teachers. StudentGPS is FERPA compliant.
- 7. District Goal Planning ‹#› District and School Goal Planning The goals for the percentage of students achieving a defined threshold for each dashboard metric (e.g. zero discipline incidents) can be customized at the District Level for each school and for the whole district.
- 8. Grade Level Comparison Charts ‹#› School Data: Grade Level Chart The More button provides detail on how students are performing on the assessments at each grade level
- 9. Access Teacher Metrics The “More” button allows administrators to create a list of the Teachers who comprise that Metric. From this list, administrators can navigate to a specific Teacher’s dashboard and class list.
- 10. Classroom/Teacher Dashboard The dashboards provide educators with relevant, timely information to help guide instruction at all levels of the education system • Student Demographic Information • Grades & Credits • Attendance & Tardies • State & Local Assessments One Stop Access!
- 11. Local Assessment Upload Feature ‹#› Local Assessment Templates Local assessment entry for: • DIBELS 6th • DIBELS Next • DSA • DRA K-3 • DRA 4-8 • STAR Early Literacy • STAR Math • STAR Reading Teachers can upload local assessments: • DIBELS 6th • DIBELS Next • DRA K-3 • DRA 4-8 • DSA • STAR Early Literacy • STAR Reading • STAR Math
- 13. Arkansas Student Intervention System
- 14. ASIS District Level View Administrators have access to all the teachers and students that are enrolled or teach at their designated building. District level administrators have access to all the teachers and students within that district. ASIS provides the ability to create, view, and edit Academic Improvement Plans (AIPs) and Intensive Reading Interventions (IRIs). Educators also have the ability to generate a Student Academic Report (SAR) or progress report on-demand. https://adeasis.arkansas.gov
- 15. AIPs, IRIs, and SARs https://adeasis.arkansas.gov
- 16. Report and Mass Print Capability https://adeasis.arkansas.gov
- 18. Triand: Official Electronic Transcript System Public schools in Arkansas are to use the electronic transcript system pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. § 6-80-107 to transfer transcripts.
- 19. Smart Core Report (Student/Parent view) Students or Parents will visit my.triand.com/smart core and enter the unique Authorization Code. A Smart Core Report will immediately display: • Basic Student Information • Smart Core Status • Course history • Current schedule • State Assessment data • Transcript requests
- 20. ACT Reports
- 21. Accessing Reports Publicly accessible reports are available to see how well Arkansas high schools are preparing for success in Arkansas postsecondary institutions. Reports are available at the State, District, College, and High School Level. https://adedata.arkansas.gov/actreports/
- 22. Analyzing ACT Data The ACT Report creates charts that analyze: How did fall college grade average for our students compare to those statewide and of other subset populations? Did students who achieve ACT College Readiness Benchmark Scores earn higher freshmen grades? How important was rigorous preparation in high school math/science for success during the first year of college? How did the ACT Composite scores of our students compare to those statewide and of other subset populations? Were graduates who received academic challenge scholarships more successful?
- 23. Standards Annual Accreditation System
- 24. Standards Annual Accreditation System (SAAS) Archived, approved reports are accessible by the public. Preliminary Reports are viewable by LEA administrators only.https://adedata.arkansas.gov/saas/
- 25. School and District SAAS Reports Archived reports will detail school and district accreditation status for the selected year. The preliminary reports functionality allows district to all the exceptions and October 1 status on each accreditation area. This allows administrators to be proactive in resolving these issues. https://adedata.arkansas.gov/saas/Archive.aspx
- 26. Arkansas School Performance Report Cards
- 27. Arkansas School Report Cards The Arkansas School Performance Report Card System allows School and District Administrators to Customize their report card, appeal data, import evidence for appeals, and view reports. https://adesrc.arkansas.gov/
- 28. Customizable by District The Arkansas School Performance Report Card System enables Administrators to customize the Report Card. Sections and Items can be created at the District or School’s Discretion. https://adesrc.arkansas.gov/
- 29. Customizing the Report Card Continued
- 30. School Performance Report Cards by LEA https://adesrc.arkansas.gov/lea
- 31. School Performance Report Cards by LEA https://adesrc.arkansas.gov/lea
- 32. Arkansas Assessment Analytics The Arkansas Assessment Analytics Center provides 3 years of performance data on state assessments at the district and school levels across Arkansas. The reports contain aggregate level of historical data for the Benchmark, ITBS, Algebra I, Geometry, and Biology EOCs, and Grade 11 Literacy.
- 33. Arkansas Assessment Analytics Every student attending an Arkansas public school shall participate in the statewide program of educational assessments required in Ark. Code Ann. §§ 6-15-419, 6-15-433, 6- 15-2009 and established by the State Board. The laws and regulations require the administration of criterion-referenced tests (CRTs) and norm-referenced test (NRT).
- 34. Questions
- 35. Resources Standards Annual Accreditation System https://adedata.arkansas.gov/saas/ ACT Reports https://adedata.arkansas.gov/actreports/ StudentGPS https://adedata.arkansas.gov/sgps/ Arkansas Student Intervention System https://adeasis.arkansas.gov School Report Cards https://adesrc.arkansas.gov/ School Report Cards by LEA https://adesrc.arkansas.gov/lea Triand https://adedata.arkansas.gov/triandsupport/ ADE Data Center https://adedata.arkansas.gov
Editor's Notes
- There is no cost nor will there ever be a cost for the districts. We have been lucky enough to secure a significant amount of grant funding for the first two phases of development
- There is no cost nor will there ever be a cost for the districts. We have been lucky enough to secure a significant amount of grant funding for the first two phases of development
- In the 2014-2015 school year, all districts will have access to StudentGPS. The dashboards provide educators with a quick, user-friendly interface find information they need to guide classroom instruction. Information contained within the dashboards includes: student demographic information, grades & credits, attendance, state and local assessments (TLI, PCG, NWEA) The system is also customizable so they teacher can create Dynamic Lists and show information that’s important to them. The goal of this system is to provide a FERPA compliant resource for educators to not only obtain the information they need to guide instruction, but to also provide it in a way where the “data makes sense”.
- Triand is the electronic transcript system for the state. Public schools in Arkansas are to use the electronic transcript system pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. § 6-80-107 to transfer transcripts. When a student transfers from a public school in Arkansas and enrolls in a new school, the school where the student was previously enrolled will be sent an email notifying that school that the student has been transferred.
- Triand allows Teachers to print Smart Core letters for their students in order for students and/or parents to view their individual Smart Core Report. Triand Users When you log in to My Triand, click on "students" tab. Choose the filter that meets your role - teacher, school-level, or district-level - to view a list of your students. Leave the search records box blank if you wish to print a Smart Core letter for each student; search for a specific student by name if you wish to print a letter for an individual student; or key "enrolled:true" in the search box to produce a list of only actively enrolled students. Click the "Smart Core Letters" button to generate an Adobe PDF file. Note: Each letter will be customized with a student’s name and personal authorization code to be used. Print the PDF file and hand the appropriate letter to your students. The sample letter below is an example student who attends school at the "Arkansas Dept of Education" district.
- How did fall college grade average for our students l What percent of our enrolled students completed college compare to those statewide and of other subset populations? preparatory (core) coursework? (See Charts 1, 5, 6, 7b, 9 and Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9) (See Charts 7a, 7b, and Table 2) l Did students who achieve ACT College Readiness l Were students who took the recommended college Benchmark Scores earn higher freshmen grades? preparatory (core) coursework more successful (See Chart 2 and Table 3) during their first-year at college? (See Chart 7b and Table 2) l How important was rigorous preparation in high school mathematics for success during the first year of college? l How many of our ACT-tested students were assigned (See Chart 3 and Table 4) to developmental coursework, and what were their ACT scores and fall college GPAs? l How important was rigorous preparation in high school (See Charts 1, 7a, 7b, 8, and Table 7) science for success during the first year of college? (See Chart 4 and Table 5) l How many of our students persisted into year two and what are the academic indicators for these students? l How did the ACT Composite scores of our students compare (See Charts 9, 10, and Table 8) to those statewide and of other subset populations? (See Charts 7a, 8, and Tables 1, 2, 7, 8) l Were graduates who received academic challenge scholarships more successful than those who did not? l By ACT College Readiness Standards Score Ranges, what were (See Chart 11 and Table 9) the first-term and first-year college GPAs of our students? (See Charts 5, 6, and Table 6)