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JCPS scores rise higher after pandemic than other districts in state

JCPS scores rise higher after pandemic than other districts in state
NATION. 비바카지노 Viva맥스카지노S MARK VANDERHOFF TAKES A LOOK AT THE NUMBERS. ONE OF THE SCHOOLS WITH THE HIGHEST GROWTH WAS HERE AT ALEX, OUR KENNEDY ELEMENTARY. THE PRINCIPAL SAYS ONE OF THE KEYS WAS THAT HUMAN TOUCH. WHEN WE CAME BACK, UM, NOT ONLY DID THE STUDENTS SUFFER, UH, FROM THE PANDEMIC, THE STAFF DID AS WELL. PRINCIPAL PATRICK SIVORI SAYS HE OWES THEIR SUCCESS TO HIS TEACHERS AND PANDEMIC ERA FEDERAL STIMULUS MONEY. IN EVERY PENNY WAS SPENT ON BRINGING RETIRED TEACHERS IN 4 OR 5 DAYS A WEEK TO WORK WITH STUDENTS IN INTERVENTIONS, BUT ALSO WITH ENRICHMENT. THE RESULTS PAID OFF FOR JCPS STUDENTS MATH SCORES FOR THE 20 2223 SCHOOL YEAR SHOWED JCPS GREW BY 0.21 GRADE LEVEL EQUIVALENTS, STATE WIDE MATH SCORES GREW BY 0.17 GRADE LEVELS. JCPS READING SCORES GREW BY 0.35. GRADE LEVEL EQUIVALENTS, WHILE GROWTH STATEWIDE WAS 0.26. FOR US TO SEE A THIRD OF A GROWTH IN STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT OR STUDENT OUTCOMES IN ONE YEAR IS HUGE. JCPS SUPERINTENDENT MARTY POLLIO ALSO CREDITED THE INTRODUCTION OF NEW DISTRICT WIDE CURRICULUM IN 2019, WHICH HE CALLS FUTURE STATE. I THINK IT맥스카지노S AN IMPORTANT APPROACH TO STUDENT OUTCOMES THAT WE ARE ALIGNED ACROSS THE DISTRICT AND HOW WE TEACH READING AND MATH, HOW WE SUPPORT TEACHERS, HOW WE SUPPORT SCHOOLS AND HOW WE SUPPORT KIDS. JCPS STILL FALLS BEHIND THE STATE IN MANY OTHER MEASURES. STATE TEST SCORES RELEASED LAST FALL SHOWED ONLY TWO OUT OF FIVE OF THE DISTRICT맥스카지노S ELEMENTARY STUDENTS SCORED PROFICIENT OR DISTINGUISHED IN READING, WHILE ONLY ONE THIRD OF THE DISTRICT맥스카지노S ELEMENTARY STUDENTS HIT THOSE LEVELS. IN MATH. THIS IS NOT THE END OF THE ROAD. WE HAVE A LOT OF WORK TO CONTINUE TO DO, BUT I맥스카지노M SO PLEASED WITH THE OUTCOMES AS WE ARE SEEING THEM NOW HEADED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. AS DOCTOR HART TALKED ABOUT, POLLIO SAYS HE IS CONFIDENT HIS STRATEGY WILL CONTINUE TO WORK AND TE
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JCPS scores rise higher after pandemic than other districts in state
JCPS saw higher test score growth after the pandemic than Kentucky's statewide average and ranked highly among other large school districts in the nation, according to a new study.Researchers at Harvard and Stanford universities compared data from schools across the nation, comparing test scores from third- through eighth-graders before and after the pandemic, publishing the results in an Education Recovery Scorecard.>> CLICK HERE TO READ THE DATAMath scores at JCPS for the 2022-23 school year grew by 0.21 grade level equivalents, compared to 0.17 statewide.JCPS reading scores grew by 0.35 grade level equivalents, while growth was 0.26 statewide. "We need to keep doing what we're doing because we've been doing it now for the better part of about a year and we are seeing positive outcomes," said JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio. "If we continue doing this, we'll continue seeing the growth we anticipate and data we have not seen before with student outcomes."Watch the full news conference in the player below:Pollio credited his "Future State" strategy, which he unveiled in 2019 and continues to roll out throughout the district. Implementation was delayed somewhat by the pandemic, he said.The strategy consists of district-wide curriculum for reading and math, extra resources for struggling schools and a new student assignment plan that allows more students to attend schools closer to their home, he said.

JCPS saw higher test score growth after the pandemic than Kentucky's statewide average and ranked highly among other large school districts in the nation, according to a new study.

Researchers at Harvard and Stanford universities compared data from schools across the nation, comparing test scores from third- through eighth-graders before and after the pandemic, publishing the results in an Education Recovery Scorecard.

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Math scores at JCPS for the 2022-23 school year grew by 0.21 grade level equivalents, compared to 0.17 statewide.

JCPS reading scores grew by 0.35 grade level equivalents, while growth was 0.26 statewide.

"We need to keep doing what we're doing because we've been doing it now for the better part of about a year and we are seeing positive outcomes," said JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio. "If we continue doing this, we'll continue seeing the growth we anticipate and data we have not seen before with student outcomes."

Watch the full news conference in the player below:


Pollio credited his "Future State" strategy, which he unveiled in 2019 and continues to roll out throughout the district. Implementation was delayed somewhat by the pandemic, he said.

The strategy consists of district-wide curriculum for reading and math, extra resources for struggling schools and a new student assignment plan that allows more students to attend schools closer to their home, he said.