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Purpose: What problem is the OSPI Report Card trying to solve?
Purpose: What problem is the OSPI Report Card trying to solve?
The Washington School Report Card shares district or school level data. Use the Report Card to view:
Overall District Trends in Graduation, Attendance, Ninth Grade on Track, Dual Credit, Discipline, Enrollment
WSIF Indicators by School
Links to EDRC College Readiness & Retention Data
State Assessments - single year and trend data, performance and growth (SGP) data
Proportionality Data in “Diversity Report” Tab (Compares students in/out of selected group)
Examples: How are educators using the OSPI Report Card?
Examples: How are educators using the OSPI Report Card?
Report Card Tab
Report Card Tab
Use the main Report Card Tab to view:
Overall District Trends in Graduation, Attendance, Ninth Grade on Track, Dual Credit, Discipline, Enrollment
WSIF Indicators by School (see right)
Educator information
Links to EDRC College Readiness & Retention Data
Assessments: (see below) - district/school level data
Student Growth Percentiles - compares students against students who scored similarly last year, how much growth relative to cohort group’s growth in the past year
WSIF Indicators
WSIF Indicators
ELPA (Proficient & Progressing)
ELPA (Proficient & Progressing)
SBA through 2019 (Proficiency & Growth)
SBA through 2019 (Proficiency & Growth)
Single-Year Data (by Grade)
5-Year Trends (by School/District)
WAKids
WAKids
Single-Year Data (by Skill)
Multiyear Trends (by School/District)
Diversity Report Tab
Diversity Report Tab
Use the Diversity Report Tab to view:
Proportionality Data by Demographic & Program - (Compares students in/out of selected group)
Single Year Summary & Multiyear Trends (see below)
Data Sets Available:
Single Year Summary Data
Single Year Summary Data
Multiyear Trend Data
Multiyear Trend Data
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