Increase Student Achievement in Reading and Math
To understand progress towards the program’s goals to increase student achievement in reading and math, data from regular attendees’ Fall and Spring iReady assessments were analyzed.10 In terms of growth in reading, both sites exceeded the target of 50% of students improving more than one grade level from Fall to Spring. At Sunnycrest, 64% of regular attendees at Sunnycrest improved more than one grade level, and at Wildwood, 66% of regular attendees improved more than one grade level. Additional data available
Table 6: Student Growth in Reading
Reading | N or regular attendees with fall and spring scores | N who improved the equivalent of more than one grade level | Percent who improved | Target |
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Sunnycrest | 11 | 7 | 64% | 50% |
Wildwood | 12 | 8 | 66% | 50% |
In terms of growth in math, both sites fell short of the target of 50% of students improving more than one grade level from Fall to Spring. At Sunnycrest, 18% of regular attendees at Sunnycrest improved more than one grade level, and at Wildwood, 17% of regular attendees improved more than one grade level. Additional data available
Table 7: Student Growth in Math
Reading | N or regular attendees with fall and spring scores | N who improved the equivalent of more than one grade level | Percent who improved | Target |
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Sunnycrest | 11 | 2 | 18% | 50% |
Wildwood | 12 | 2 | 17% | 50% |
10 Growth was assessed using a standardized benchmark by grade for one-year of growth, per the following guidelines in Using i-Ready Diagnostic as a Student Growth Measure, accessed July 29, 2021 at http://blogs.svvsd.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/42/2017/03/iReady-Using-iReady-as-a-Student-Growth-Measure.pdf.