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Question D1.3 Are PLT's norming grades so grades in classes mean the same thing? Should PLT's be sharing the 'norm' with Admin?

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Question D1.3 Are PLT's norming grades so grades in classes mean the same thing? Should PLT's be sharing the 'norm' with Admin?

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Question D 1.3 What are or school wide learner outcomes?

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Question D 1.3 What are or school wide learner outcomes?

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Question D 1.3 How do determine student growth?

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Question D 1.3 How do determine student growth?

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Questions D1.3 Do we need a way to monitor school wide learner outcomes during the school year or are and of the year outcomes enough?

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Questions D1.3 Do we need a way to monitor school wide learner outcomes during the school year or are and of the year outcomes enough?

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Know D1.3 We know if students are A-G compliant and also class ranking.

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Know D1.3 We know if students are A-G compliant and also class ranking.

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Question D1.2 Does comparing averages to national/district/school/state wide averages matter? Is it important? 

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Question D1.2 Does comparing averages to national/district/school/state wide averages matter? Is it important? 

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Data 1.2 Can we post school averages on standardized tests (CAASPP and AP) so parents have access to averages to compare individual student achievements with school achievement.

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Data 1.2 Can we post school averages on standardized tests (CAASPP and AP) so parents have access to averages to compare individual student achievements with school achievement.

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Know D1.2 Parents are mailed hard copies of individual student results on standardized tests (but not school rankings)

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Know D1.2 Parents are mailed hard copies of individual student results on standardized tests (but not school rankings)

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Question D1.2 What data would stakeholders want to know and how do stakeholders gain access to said data?

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Question D1.2 What data would stakeholders want to know and how do stakeholders gain access to said data?

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Question D1.1 What is the criterion of 'effectiveness' or what is the 'expected academic standard' that we are trying to measure?

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Question D1.1 What is the criterion of 'effectiveness' or what is the 'expected academic standard' that we are trying to measure?

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Question D1.1 Where is SAT/ACT data? Is it compiled in Aeries or somewhere?

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Question D1.1 Where is SAT/ACT data? Is it compiled in Aeries or somewhere?

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Data D1.1 We have AP, and state testing , soph. PSAT data that is reported by subgroups in addition to grade data generated by teachers

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Data D1.1 We have AP, and state testing , soph. PSAT data that is reported by subgroups in addition to grade data generated by teachers

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Place all posts related to what we already know on the right side of the board.

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Place all posts related to what we already know on the right side of the board.

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(Place the Prompt # in front of your statement.  For Example: Prompt B1.2)

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Place all posts related to data in the center of the board.

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Place all posts related to data in the center of the board.

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(Place the Prompt # in front of your question.  For Example: Prompt B1.2)

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Place all posts related to questions on the left side of the board.

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Place all posts related to questions on the left side of the board.

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(Place the Prompt # in front of your question. For Example: Prompt B1.2)