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CAASPP scores do not support the increase in higher grades in class (Eng. 11). 

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CAASPP scores do not support the increase in higher grades in class (Eng. 11). 

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Students need to work on research and inquiry.  From 51% above standards...to just 26% in two years.

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Can we decide on something please, anything...

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If, for example, African American students are not as successful on the math CAASPP test, can we compare how they did on state testing before they came to Antelope?   Do we have access to those charts?  Have we made the gap bigger or did that gap already exist?

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How many juniors in IM1

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How can general education teachers support our special education teachers to ensure students are meeting the goals of their IEPs and 504s? It's clear our passing rate increases in English by junior year, but I'd love to have further insight as to what the freshmen and sophomore PLTs can do differently.

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How many students in 11th that are

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Definitely a discrepancy between grades in AP classes and AP exam results.

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Socio-Economic Students passing more now!

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Socio-Economic Students passing more now!

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In English 11, the socio-economically disadvantaged students have a much higher pass rate!

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I am glad to see the D/F percentage is decreasing...and the C percentage is increasing. I hope this is a result of allowing test corrections further engaging students in their remediation and increased learning.

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Putting in more work than ever to try to help the kids be successful, yet test scores are going down.  It is very deflating and demoralizing

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Putting in more work than ever to try to help the kids be successful, yet test scores are going down.  It is very deflating and demoralizing

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Would be cool to see:
AP data by class and term
AP data across sites

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Grades are getting better and test scores are getting worse

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When over 50% of students are scoring 1-2 on AP exams...at what point do we stop pushing them so hard to take those classes?

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When over 50% of students are scoring 1-2 on AP exams...at what point do we stop pushing them so hard to take those classes?

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I wish we could see what the actual student number was that made up the the %..... (20% of 100 is vastly different than 20% of 10)

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Difference in Overtime Grades English 10/11

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Difference in Overtime Grades English 10/11

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English 10 pass rate has gone consistently down since 2014, while the English 11 pass rate has gone up consistently since 2014. Weird....

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many of our "white" kids are first generation Russian/Ukranian .... and EL so really should be a sub-category

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Why don't we have Access math classes for the kids who ar not quite ready for IM1. All the other sites have access.

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Does EL include RFEP students or students currently in ELD only?

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Why are our CAASPP scores getting worse year to year?

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Why are our CAASPP scores getting worse year to year?

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Of the 46.2% "white" enrolled students, how much of that is Ukranian/Russian students?

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Of the 46.2% "white" enrolled students, how much of that is Ukranian/Russian students?

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CAASPP performance has decreased over the last 3 years

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CAASPP performance has decreased over the last 3 years

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Can we create a Slavic demographic breakdown

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I'm discouraged to see that we appear to be losing ground at roughly the same pace in both ELA and math over a three year period. My first thought was that something might have changed with the test or the scoring, but in the comparison data to Roseville, they appear to be making gains at roughly  the same pace. I don't know how to account for that.

However, according to the "Academic Performance (Detailed Report)" on our Antelope Dashboard Data, ELA has gained +7.9 points and math has gained +12.3 points. How do we reconcile that seemingly contradictory data?