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Celebrating EHT Schools' Success Against NCLB: A Milestone in Academic Achievement

Congratulations to EHT schools for achieving unprecedented success by beating the NCLB standards for the first time! Miller School excelled in mathematics, while EHT High School showcased remarkable performance in Language Arts Literacy. With a district-wide 97% success rate in NJ PASS (Spring 2007), the commitment to improvement has positioned EHT schools among the top in academic performance statewide. This achievement reflects relentless efforts from K-12 Curriculum Committees, professionalism, and innovative practices in teaching and assessment. Let’s continue this inspiring journey!

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Celebrating EHT Schools' Success Against NCLB: A Milestone in Academic Achievement

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  1. EHT Administrators, Thanks and Congratulations!

  2. You Accomplished! • Pacing guides based on NJCCS! • Quarterly tests! • Whole School Reform efforts! • K –12 Curriculum Committees • Professionalism!

  3. For the FIRST time in the history of EHT schools…. An EHT School beat NCLB!

  4. Congratulations! Intermediate School!

  5. Miller School • Beat NCLB in Mathematics!

  6. EHT High School • Beat NCLB in Language Arts Literacy!

  7. Spring 2007, EHT beat NCLB: 97% district-wide!

  8. NJ PASS (Spring 2007)

  9. The Ultimate Compliment!? • October 2006, visit to Middle School by NJDOE • Top six schools in the state for improvement in test scores • Increase in LAL – 1 in a 1,000! • Increase in Math – 1 in 10,000!

  10. Congratulations! Middle School! You beat overwhelming odds!

  11. EHT vs. NCLB! Subtitle: David vs. Goliath! (Don’t count out David just yet!)

  12. NCLB is simple! • States, develop standards in LA, Math and Science • Test in grades 3 through 8 and 11 on those standards And…..

  13. NCLB Goal is: • All students meet state standards by June 2014!

  14. 100% = All Subgroups =

  15. Your AYP Benchmarks

  16. Building Must Make AYP(Adequate Yearly Progress) • Language Arts Literacy ParticipationProficiency 10 subgroups 10 subgroups • Mathematics ParticipationProficiency 10 subgroups 10 subgroups • Attendance/Graduation Rate

  17. Safe Harbor: • A subgroup significantly increases the proficiency level of a subgroup, but does not meet the benchmark. • NCLB will give credit for meeting benchmark.

  18. NCLB (Goliath) sets rules! • Schools win or lose! • 100% of goals or nothing! • If you lose, you get called: a) “Names”: – SINI b) $ consequences - $99 K

  19. EHT vs. NCLB Building detail!

  20. Pacing guides/Quarterly tests • Teach less, not more! • Focus on NJCCS! • Test standards 3 times before D-Day! • K to 8 in LAL and Math

  21. Increased benchmarks! Yikes! • What if…….

  22. Adopt a building “attitude”! • We all are taking the state-test! • Art, music, PE, social studies, business, industrial arts, parents, students, etc.

  23. The Big Stuff! Analyze our tests at classroom level! • State-test results! • Quarterly tests, mid-terms

  24. “Small Stuff”! What if we.. • Included one difficult ASK “test directions” word on our weekly spelling tests? • Asked social studies, Art, etc. to score one assignment using HSPA rubrics? • Periodically used PA/Channel 2 to focus on state tests?

  25. Academic Services for: Suspended Students

  26. If student is suspended: • 0 to 4 days – No “extra” services • 5 to 10 days – After school academic services • 11 days or more – Home instruction

  27. Home Instruction

  28. Home Instruction • Temporary or Chronic Health Condition • Reasons Other than Temp. or Chronic Condition

  29. HI – Temporary Health Condition • MD note for absence > 10 days (consecutive or > 15 days cumulatively • Verified by EHT physician • 5 hours per week

  30. HI – Temporary Health Condition • > 30 days, IPP must be developed • >60 days, mandatory referral to CST

  31. HI – Other reasons • 11 or more days suspension • Must be board approved through Phil or Joetta • 10 hours per week

  32. Thank you! Have a great school year!

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