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OPTION TO REMAIN COMPARISON ATTENDANCE 2008-2009

OPTION TO REMAIN COMPARISON ATTENDANCE 2008-2009. Attendance is measured by minutes In 08-09: Semester 1 general population attendance = 90% Semester 1 OPT attendance = 90% Semester 1 non OPT a ttendance = 90% Semester 2 general population attendance = 89% Semester 2 OPT attendance = 88%

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OPTION TO REMAIN COMPARISON ATTENDANCE 2008-2009

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  1. OPTION TO REMAIN COMPARISON ATTENDANCE2008-2009 • Attendance is measured by minutes • In 08-09: • Semester 1 general population attendance = 90% • Semester 1 OPT attendance = 90% • Semester 1 non OPT attendance = 90% • Semester 2 general population attendance = 89% • Semester 2 OPT attendance = 88% • Semester 2 non OPT attendance = 88% • Non-OPT attendance are those students that moved in non-magnet schools and elected not to be in the program • Comparison of the data should focus on non-magnet schools because magnet schools receive transportation throughout the District

  2. OPTION TO REMAIN COMPARISONATTENDANCE2008-2009

  3. OPTION TO REMAIN COMPARISON ACADEMIC GRADES2009-2009 • Children that moved and elected to be in the Option to Remain program received better grades than those that moved and elected not to be in the program • Compared to the general population of the non-magnet schools, a higher percentage of students in the OPT program received grades “C” and received lower failing grades

  4. OPTION TO REMAIN COMPARISONACADEMIC GRADES2008-2009

  5. OPTION TO REMAIN COMPARISONMAP2008-2009 • Only certain grades are tested in the MAP • Of those tested, in the proficient and advanced areas: • The percentage of students in the OPT program in Communication Arts was lower than the students that moved and were not in the program along with the general population • The percentage of students in the OPT program in Mathematics was higher that the students that moved and were not in the program but the same for the general population

  6. OPTION TO REMAIN COMPARISONMAP2008-2009

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