Pulaski County Special School District District Report Card 20152016 925 E. Dixon Rd | Little Rock , AR 72206 5012342000
Superintendent
DISTRICT CHARACTERISTICS Enrollment Avg. Class Size Avg. years teaching Experience Per pupil spending • District avg. • State avg. School Choice Transfers
Jerry Guess
2016
STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS 16,562 18 6 $11,544 $9,701 8
Race/Ethnicity Statistics
Other Demographics 0.4 % American Indian / Alaskan
Limited English proficiency 4 %
2.1 % Asian 43.6 % Black / African American
Lowincome 0.1 % Hawaiian / Pacific Islander
60 %
7.5 % Hispanic / Latino 42.9 % White 3.4 % Two or More Races
Students eligible to receive special education
13 %
Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
2014 AMO
20152016
State Met or Avg Not Met Partially Met Approached Met Exceeded Exceeded Met or Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Exceeded
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
99.68
11.0
14.2
27.4
47.4
74.8
76.47
26.55
21.77
23.57
27.25
0.86
28.11
29.73
38.83
21.47
17.67
22.03
39.70
38.82
TAGG
99.55
15.2
18.1
31.3
35.5
66.8
69.32
34.38
23.55
23.33
18.53
0.22
18.75
21.32
47.76
22.04
16.55
13.65
30.20
30.00
African American
99.61
14.2
18.2
30.2
37.4
67.6
69.27
33.87
26.21
23.19
16.53
0.20
16.73
16.64
48.63
23.44
15.43
12.50
27.93
22.03
100.00
17.1
19.7
30.3
32.9
63.2
77.34
33.04
25.22
21.74
20.00
0.00
20.00
20.28
42.48
23.01
22.12
12.39
34.51
32.15
Caucasian
99.63
8.20
10.5
25.2
56.1
81.3
82.71
21.35
17.36
24.13
36.11
1.04
37.15
35.63
29.85
20.34
19.78
30.04
49.81
45.60
Economically Disadvantaged
99.52
14.9
17.1
31.5
36.5
68
70.50
33.41
23.37
24.09
18.89
0.24
19.13
21.27
47.73
21.84
16.95
13.48
30.43
30.24
Students with Disabilities
99.40
34.9
27.4
22.9
14.9
37.8
44.21
64.29
19.52
6.19
10.00
0.00
10.00
13.29
69.28
15.66
7.23
7.83
15.06
15.67
Limited English Proficient
100.00
23.3
18.6
34.9
23.3
58.2
68.00
36.92
30.77
23.08
9.23
0.00
9.23
15.10
50.00
23.33
18.33
8.33
26.67
25.75
3rd Grade Literacy
Hispanic
Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 3rd Grade Literacy
RV
Female
99.70
8.91
10.5
26.9
53.8
80.7
24.26
20.82
23.28
30.00
1.64
31.64
33.19
35.11
22.60
18.47
23.82
42.29
42.99
Male
99.67
13.1
17.9
27.9
41.0
68.9
28.64
22.64
23.84
24.74
0.15
24.89
26.45
42.83
20.26
16.80
20.10
36.90
34.80
Combined Population
99.76
3.88
18.2
33.9
44.1
78
77.13
19.56
27.23
27.86
22.93
2.43
25.35
31.99
13.26
27.31
38.75
20.68
59.43
56.17
TAGG
99.67
5.37
24.0
36.8
33.8
70.6
70.73
25.20
31.33
26.98
15.61
0.89
16.50
23.72
17.58
31.37
38.38
12.68
51.06
47.65
African American
99.81
6.45
26.5
36.8
30.2
67
68.22
28.02
30.65
26.41
14.31
0.60
14.92
15.88
16.37
34.11
38.99
10.53
49.51
36.70
100.00
2.63
25.0
34.2
38.2
72.4
79.18
18.10
36.21
27.59
16.38
1.72
18.10
25.55
11.50
35.40
35.40
17.70
53.10
52.30
Caucasian
99.63
2.09
10.9
31.5
55.5
87
85.20
14.58
23.26
29.34
29.86
2.95
32.81
38.16
10.61
19.55
40.41
29.42
69.83
63.45
Economically Disadvantaged
99.64
5.00
24.5
36.5
34.0
70.5
71.56
24.43
30.83
27.57
16.20
0.97
17.17
23.73
16.86
31.59
38.95
12.59
51.54
48.11
Students with Disabilities
99.40
13.1
33.7
28.6
24.6
53.2
50.89
49.05
32.38
12.86
5.24
0.48
5.71
15.07
41.92
29.94
18.56
9.58
28.14
25.52
Limited English Proficient
100.00
2.33
32.6
37.2
27.9
65.1
71.82
16.67
37.88
31.82
13.64
0.00
13.64
20.87
15.87
36.51
41.27
6.35
47.62
46.07
Female
99.85
3.44
18.0
34.1
44.5
78.6
18.49
26.35
29.62
22.91
2.62
25.53
32.16
10.77
27.77
41.58
19.88
61.46
57.33
Male
99.67
4.32
18.4
33.6
43.7
77.3
20.54
28.04
26.24
22.94
2.25
25.19
31.82
15.95
26.81
35.69
21.55
57.24
55.05
Migrant
3rd Grade Math
Hispanic
Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
99.84
3.70
13.6
35.9
46.8
TAGG
99.77
5.52
18.4
41.3
African American
99.60
4.60
18.8
41.4
Hispanic
100.00
1.94
18.4
Caucasian
100.00
3.58
99.76
Students with Disabilities Limited English Proficient
2014 AMO
20152016
State Met or Avg Not Met Partially Met Approached Met Exceeded Exceeded Met or Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Exceeded
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
4th Grade Literacy
Economically Disadvantaged
82.7
76.47
12.65
22.56
27.96
30.46
6.37
36.83
33.96
41.41
20.50
17.34
20.75
38.09
40.50
34.7
76
69.32
17.29
27.49
29.58
23.67
1.97
25.64
24.33
50.46
21.64
15.03
12.87
27.90
30.82
35.2
76.6
69.27
18.27
30.44
26.75
21.96
2.58
24.54
18.51
50.90
22.24
14.23
12.63
26.85
21.99
44.7
35.0
79.7
77.34
17.39
24.64
31.88
24.64
1.45
26.09
25.88
49.04
23.08
13.46
14.42
27.88
35.03
9.12
30.8
56.5
87.3
82.71
7.77
15.72
29.15
37.99
9.36
47.35
40.10
34.39
18.22
21.00
26.39
47.40
47.25
4.65
18.2
41.6
35.6
77.2
70.50
16.17
27.53
29.88
24.32
2.10
26.42
24.60
49.64
21.41
15.69
13.26
28.95
31.22
100.00
22.4
35.9
28.8
12.9
41.7
44.21
46.93
26.26
12.85
13.41
0.56
13.97
11.20
81.77
9.90
4.69
3.65
8.33
14.44
100.00
1.75
36.8
38.6
22.8
61.4
68.00
20.00
24.44
37.78
17.78
0.00
17.78
18.20
49.23
29.23
15.38
6.15
21.54
29.60
Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 4th Grade Literacy Female
RV
100.00
1.24
9.78
34.2
54.8
89
9.62
22.02
27.90
31.48
8.97
40.46
38.89
35.88
22.76
16.45
24.92
41.36
45.71
99.68
6.12
17.4
37.6
38.8
76.4
15.61
23.09
28.03
29.46
3.82
33.28
29.30
46.68
18.35
18.20
16.77
34.97
35.54
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
16.90
Combined Population
99.68
11.3
18.3
32.4
38.0
70.4
77.13
18.20
31.39
28.07
20.71
1.62
22.33
24.73
11.67
38.65
33.95
15.72
49.68
53.97
TAGG
99.66
16.1
23.6
34.6
25.7
60.3
70.73
24.71
36.71
25.41
13.05
0.12
13.17
16.55
14.90
43.91
33.79
7.39
41.18
44.95
African American
99.60
17.2
23.4
35.4
23.9
59.3
68.22
27.04
36.48
25.19
10.93
0.37
11.30
10.06
14.83
48.90
28.46
7.82
36.27
32.92
100.00
10.7
22.3
37.9
29.1
67
79.18
23.19
33.33
26.09
17.39
0.00
17.39
18.65
11.43
40.95
40.00
7.62
47.62
46.72
Caucasian
99.81
7.17
14.5
29.8
48.5
78.3
85.20
9.79
27.58
32.21
27.94
2.49
30.43
30.05
9.33
31.53
37.69
21.46
59.14
61.90
Economically Disadvantaged
99.64
14.6
24.4
34.8
26.3
61.1
71.56
23.20
37.34
25.93
13.40
0.12
13.52
16.55
13.50
44.77
34.06
7.66
41.73
45.52
Students with Disabilities
100.00
42.9
21.8
20.6
14.7
35.3
50.89
52.81
26.97
12.36
7.30
0.56
7.87
9.77
39.58
43.23
13.54
3.65
17.19
22.57
Limited English Proficient
100.00
17.5
26.3
38.6
17.5
56.1
71.82
23.91
39.13
23.91
13.04
0.00
13.04
14.23
8.96
47.76
40.30
2.99
43.28
41.51
Female
99.83
9.63
18.2
32.6
39.6
72.2
15.44
33.33
27.42
22.50
1.31
23.81
25.01
9.80
41.03
34.39
14.78
49.17
55.27
Male
99.53
13.0
18.3
32.3
36.4
68.7
20.89
29.51
28.71
18.98
1.91
20.89
24.46
13.45
36.39
33.54
16.61
50.16
52.72
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
13.94
Male Migrant
4th Grade Math
Hispanic
Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
2014 AMO
20152016
State Met or Avg Not Met Partially Met Approached Met Exceeded Exceeded Met or Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Exceeded
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
99.83
2.57
13.0
37.3
47.1
84.4
76.47
11.17
25.26
29.47
31.90
2.19
34.09
32.78
22.83
23.27
27.47
26.42
53.89
50.47
TAGG
99.88
3.98
18.1
42.6
35.3
77.9
69.32
16.01
32.27
29.18
21.83
0.71
22.54
23.15
30.17
25.81
27.81
16.21
44.01
39.77
African American
99.80
2.83
18.5
43.2
35.5
78.7
69.27
15.38
32.74
28.99
22.49
0.39
22.88
17.94
30.28
26.89
26.49
16.33
42.83
31.03
100.00
3.49
16.3
38.4
41.9
80.3
77.34
12.73
29.09
31.82
25.45
0.91
26.36
25.53
28.33
30.00
30.00
11.67
41.67
41.83
Caucasian
99.81
2.36
7.97
33.2
56.5
89.7
82.71
7.54
19.49
30.15
40.26
2.57
42.83
38.24
16.76
18.71
29.43
35.09
64.52
58.09
Economically Disadvantaged
99.87
3.58
17.3
43.5
35.6
79.1
70.50
14.84
32.45
29.94
22.01
0.75
22.77
23.35
28.00
26.00
28.80
17.20
46.00
40.64
Students with Disabilities
100.00
17.9
42.0
27.2
13.0
40.2
44.21
42.77
31.45
13.84
10.69
1.26
11.95
11.05
65.14
16.57
13.71
4.57
18.29
14.08
Limited English Proficient
100.00
0.00
27.3
36.4
36.4
72.8
68.00
26.79
30.36
28.57
12.50
1.79
14.29
17.31
34.15
36.59
24.39
4.88
29.27
31.91
5th Grade Literacy
Hispanic
Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 5th Grade Literacy Female
RV
RV
RV
100.00
1.39
9.06
35.4
54.2
89.6
6.93
23.65
31.76
34.29
3.38
37.67
37.15
17.55
22.34
27.30
32.80
60.11
56.95
99.66
3.65
16.6
39.0
40.7
79.7
15.09
26.75
27.37
29.70
1.09
30.79
28.56
27.98
24.18
27.63
20.21
47.84
44.34
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
14.98
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
31.78
Combined Population
99.83
16.5
19.6
42.0
21.9
63.9
77.13
15.87
31.82
29.07
20.73
2.51
23.24
24.18
10.71
42.60
34.49
12.20
46.69
48.57
TAGG
99.88
23.5
24.1
39.5
12.9
52.4
70.73
21.71
38.79
25.39
13.40
0.71
14.12
16.36
14.13
49.57
30.36
5.95
36.31
39.02
African American
99.80
23.6
25.3
40.6
10.6
51.2
68.22
23.08
38.26
27.81
10.65
0.20
10.85
10.37
12.95
51.59
30.28
5.18
35.46
28.63
100.00
20.9
24.4
41.9
12.8
54.7
79.18
14.55
39.09
29.09
17.27
0.00
17.27
18.81
16.39
40.98
32.79
9.84
42.62
43.24
Caucasian
99.81
10.1
14.1
44.4
31.3
75.7
85.20
10.13
27.07
30.20
29.10
3.50
32.60
28.82
8.16
36.31
38.25
17.28
55.53
55.75
Economically Disadvantaged
99.87
22.7
24.5
40.0
12.8
52.8
71.56
20.65
39.17
26.32
13.22
0.63
13.85
16.42
13.40
50.00
30.50
6.10
36.60
39.61
Students with Disabilities
100.00
56.2
16.0
21.0
6.79
27.79
50.89
50.31
30.19
7.55
10.69
1.26
11.95
10.54
30.86
47.43
19.43
2.29
21.71
18.03
Limited English Proficient
100.00
28.9
24.4
40.0
6.67
46.67
71.82
22.81
36.84
31.58
7.02
1.75
8.77
13.51
15.22
52.17
28.26
4.35
32.61
37.14
Female
100.00
16.2
20.7
42.1
21.0
63.1
12.29
31.65
33.67
20.03
2.36
22.39
24.99
8.50
40.00
38.23
13.27
51.50
50.23
99.66
16.8
18.5
42.0
22.7
64.7
19.19
31.98
24.80
21.37
2.65
24.02
23.39
12.86
45.11
30.87
11.15
42.02
47.01
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
10.65
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
32.58
Male Migrant
5th Grade Math
Hispanic
Male Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
99.37
9.21
29.8
40.1
20.9
TAGG
99.14
13.6
36.4
36.6
African American
99.16
11.9
38.4
37.4
Hispanic
98.98
11.9
35.6
Caucasian
99.59
6.54
Economically Disadvantaged
99.36
Students with Disabilities Limited English Proficient
2014 AMO
20152016
State Met or Avg Not Met Partially Met Approached Met Exceeded Exceeded Met or Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Exceeded
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
6th Grade Literacy 61
76.47
15.94
26.54
31.61
25.07
0.83
25.90
33.42
28.07
21.62
24.43
25.89
50.32
57.21
13.4
50
69.32
21.22
33.29
29.26
15.81
0.42
16.23
23.31
35.65
24.72
21.61
18.01
39.63
46.94
12.3
49.7
69.27
23.11
31.67
29.68
15.34
0.20
15.54
16.72
35.58
26.95
21.26
16.21
37.47
36.39
37.3
15.3
52.6
77.34
20.27
24.32
33.78
20.27
1.35
21.62
27.34
32.99
19.59
27.84
19.59
47.42
52.44
21.0
43.1
29.4
72.5
82.71
8.32
22.39
32.20
35.82
1.28
37.10
39.47
20.29
17.18
27.12
35.40
62.53
64.35
12.6
35.4
38.0
14.0
52
70.50
20.21
33.48
29.79
16.08
0.44
16.52
23.61
34.15
25.49
21.73
18.63
40.36
47.89
97.84
49.3
41.1
8.90
0.68
9.58
44.21
50.38
30.08
11.28
7.52
0.75
8.27
9.35
71.32
12.50
11.03
5.15
16.18
15.75
100.00
19.4
41.9
29.0
9.68
38.68
68.00
23.81
38.10
30.95
7.14
0.00
7.14
19.04
48.15
18.52
14.81
18.52
33.33
42.51
Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 6th Grade Literacy
Female
99.46
4.60
24.8
42.1
28.5
70.6
9.59
24.66
33.27
31.31
1.17
32.49
40.45
21.68
21.86
25.68
30.78
56.47
65.22
Male
99.28
13.7
34.6
38.1
13.7
51.8
21.60
28.22
30.14
19.51
0.52
20.03
26.87
34.42
21.38
23.19
21.01
44.20
49.49
Combined Population
99.91
16.6
22.1
30.1
31.2
61.3
77.13
19.74
35.31
28.45
15.29
1.20
16.50
25.32
11.68
43.39
29.62
15.31
44.93
55.41
TAGG
99.88
23.2
27.8
29.0
20.0
49
70.73
26.21
39.39
24.97
8.32
1.11
9.43
16.61
14.60
50.25
25.74
9.41
35.15
46.89
African American
99.79
26.0
28.2
29.6
16.1
45.7
68.22
28.92
41.37
21.29
7.43
1.00
8.43
9.36
16.14
50.10
26.83
6.92
33.75
34.41
Hispanic
100.00
13.6
23.7
32.2
30.5
62.7
79.18
21.62
36.49
29.73
10.81
1.35
12.16
19.15
8.16
51.02
30.61
10.20
40.82
51.88
Caucasian
100.00
8.27
16.3
30.6
44.8
75.4
85.20
10.92
29.55
34.05
23.98
1.50
25.48
30.91
8.07
36.65
31.47
23.81
55.28
62.31
99.87
22.2
27.2
29.9
20.7
50.6
71.56
25.84
39.79
25.26
8.08
1.03
9.10
16.66
14.60
49.48
26.49
9.43
35.92
47.53
Students with Disabilities
100.00
63.0
25.3
9.59
2.05
11.64
50.89
54.26
24.03
10.08
6.20
5.43
11.63
9.42
31.65
53.24
8.63
6.47
15.11
22.29
Limited English Proficient
100.00
22.6
29.0
25.8
22.6
48.4
71.82
30.23
37.21
32.56
0.00
0.00
0.00
11.87
12.96
50.00
29.63
7.41
37.04
47.39
Female
100.00
12.1
21.1
34.2
32.5
66.7
15.13
39.10
29.08
15.72
0.98
16.70
26.12
9.82
44.55
31.82
13.82
45.64
57.73
99.82
20.9
23.0
26.1
30.0
56.1
23.86
31.93
27.89
14.91
1.40
16.32
24.58
13.54
42.24
27.44
16.79
44.22
53.17
Migrant
6th Grade Math
Economically Disadvantaged
Male Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
2014 AMO
20152016
State Met or Avg Not Met Partially Met Approached Met Exceeded Exceeded Met or Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Exceeded
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
99.73
7.29
26.0
41.0
25.8
66.8
76.47
21.56
23.93
26.97
22.79
4.75
27.54
35.28
32.55
21.55
24.71
21.19
45.90
49.97
7th Grade Literacy Combined Population TAGG
99.74
10.5
33.0
40.0
16.5
56.5
69.32
30.78
28.98
24.17
12.76
3.30
16.07
24.53
41.04
22.97
23.11
12.88
35.99
38.90
African American
100.00
8.94
33.6
38.5
19.0
57.5
69.27
30.11
30.32
23.37
13.89
2.32
16.21
18.97
42.94
20.99
24.43
11.64
36.07
30.82
Hispanic
100.00
2.70
28.4
47.3
21.6
68.9
77.34
26.15
27.69
32.31
13.85
0.00
13.85
30.00
36.00
24.00
20.00
20.00
40.00
45.51
Caucasian
99.36
6.19
16.9
42.9
34.0
76.9
82.71
13.29
16.88
30.38
31.86
7.59
39.45
41.12
21.63
22.27
24.41
31.69
56.10
56.43
Economically Disadvantaged
99.86
9.24
31.8
41.6
17.3
58.9
70.50
29.67
28.71
24.72
13.40
3.51
16.91
24.98
39.78
23.11
23.81
13.31
37.11
39.76
Students with Disabilities
98.46
40.0
45.5
12.4
2.07
14.47
44.21
63.57
19.29
10.00
3.57
3.57
7.14
11.65
78.13
7.81
8.59
5.47
14.06
14.38
Limited English Proficient
100.00
6.25
46.9
40.6
6.25
46.85
68.00
32.26
48.39
16.13
3.23
0.00
3.23
19.59
47.73
36.36
11.36
4.55
15.91
35.14
Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 7th Grade Literacy Female
RV
RV
100.00
3.73
19.4
41.6
35.3
76.9
16.70
22.46
27.83
26.10
6.91
33.01
42.63
22.81
22.43
28.90
25.86
54.75
58.06
99.49
10.7
32.6
40.5
16.2
56.7
26.32
25.38
26.13
19.55
2.63
22.18
28.19
41.34
20.75
20.93
16.98
37.91
42.50
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
35.32
Combined Population
99.55
26.3
20.6
31.4
21.7
53.1
77.13
16.62
37.29
31.01
14.59
0.48
15.07
22.35
29.82
36.22
21.98
11.98
33.96
43.85
TAGG
99.34
34.8
23.5
27.6
14.1
41.7
70.73
23.53
42.84
25.34
7.69
0.60
8.30
13.88
35.46
41.43
16.87
6.24
23.11
33.00
African American
99.43
33.8
23.4
30.7
12.2
42.9
68.22
25.27
44.37
24.42
5.52
0.42
5.94
7.74
36.54
42.12
16.54
4.81
21.35
24.19
100.00
16.0
29.3
36.0
18.7
54.7
79.18
14.29
47.62
28.57
9.52
0.00
9.52
16.72
26.58
43.04
20.25
10.13
30.38
36.32
Caucasian
99.57
19.4
16.5
31.8
32.4
64.2
85.20
8.60
29.46
37.63
23.66
0.65
24.30
27.72
23.29
29.06
27.78
19.87
47.65
51.21
Economically Disadvantaged
99.44
32.5
24.0
28.8
14.6
43.4
71.56
22.63
42.38
26.16
8.19
0.64
8.83
13.98
34.08
42.22
17.53
6.17
23.70
33.68
Students with Disabilities
97.69
78.6
9.66
8.28
3.45
11.73
50.89
50.72
35.51
8.70
2.90
2.17
5.07
10.22
66.14
20.47
6.30
7.09
13.39
13.69
Limited English Proficient
100.00
30.3
45.5
18.2
6.06
24.26
71.82
18.75
59.38
18.75
3.13
0.00
3.13
10.36
33.33
56.25
6.25
4.17
10.42
26.38
Female
100.00
22.7
19.5
33.2
24.6
57.8
15.03
40.66
29.48
14.64
0.19
14.84
22.49
25.29
38.21
23.76
12.74
36.50
46.28
99.15
29.8
21.7
29.8
18.7
48.5
18.22
33.91
32.56
14.53
0.78
15.31
22.22
33.90
34.42
20.38
11.30
31.68
41.61
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
25.78
Male Migrant
7th Grade Math
Hispanic
Male Migrant
2016
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20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
2014 AMO
20152016
State Met or Avg Not Met Partially Met Approached Met Exceeded Exceeded Met or Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Exceeded
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
100.00
8.46
21.0
46.6
23.9
70.5
76.47
26.97
26.31
25.26
19.85
1.61
21.46
32.83
36.65
20.86
20.02
22.46
42.48
52.47
TAGG
100.00
12.9
26.9
46.2
13.9
60.1
69.32
35.04
28.91
22.34
12.70
1.02
13.72
22.33
47.38
21.89
15.59
15.14
30.73
40.55
African American
100.00
11.6
26.0
45.6
16.8
62.4
69.27
34.77
27.70
22.20
14.54
0.79
15.32
17.17
48.16
22.65
16.73
12.45
29.18
31.17
Hispanic
100.00
8.06
12.9
67.7
11.3
79
77.34
23.61
34.72
25.00
16.67
0.00
16.67
26.90
35.09
29.82
14.04
21.05
35.09
46.14
Caucasian
100.00
5.11
16.9
46.6
31.4
78
82.71
19.31
22.30
28.97
26.44
2.99
29.43
38.22
25.68
18.95
23.37
32.00
55.37
60.26
Economically Disadvantaged
100.00
11.6
27.1
46.7
14.6
61.3
70.50
33.44
28.73
23.39
13.34
1.10
14.44
22.85
45.87
21.90
16.51
15.71
32.22
41.59
Students with Disabilities
100.00
48.9
34.1
16.3
0.74
17.04
44.21
67.63
24.46
5.04
2.88
0.00
2.88
8.54
75.86
8.97
5.52
9.66
15.17
13.86
Limited English Proficient
100.00
13.0
13.0
73.9
0.00
73.9
68.00
36.36
33.33
18.18
12.12
0.00
12.12
16.11
65.38
19.23
11.54
3.85
15.38
32.99
8th Grade Literacy
Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 8th Grade Literacy
RV
RV
Female
100.00
2.60
14.5
50.2
32.7
82.9
16.83
22.37
30.40
27.92
2.49
30.40
41.12
28.27
22.69
20.96
28.08
49.04
60.71
Male
100.00
13.4
26.7
43.6
16.3
59.9
36.98
30.19
20.19
11.89
0.75
12.64
24.98
44.67
19.12
19.12
17.10
36.21
44.50
Combined Population
99.91
25.7
21.3
34.0
19.1
53.1
77.13
50.41
33.20
13.77
2.48
0.14
2.62
17.89
44.31
28.88
14.39
12.42
26.81
38.43
TAGG
99.85
36.2
26.2
27.1
10.5
37.6
70.73
54.53
32.26
11.32
1.70
0.19
1.89
12.95
57.72
25.04
9.60
7.65
17.24
27.41
African American
100.00
36.2
26.0
26.9
10.9
37.8
68.22
58.51
31.12
9.04
1.06
0.27
1.33
7.50
58.69
28.02
7.77
5.52
13.29
16.19
Hispanic
100.00
25.0
26.6
37.5
10.9
48.4
79.18
47.17
33.96
13.21
5.66
0.00
5.66
15.01
44.83
29.31
20.69
5.17
25.86
32.22
Caucasian
100.00
15.0
16.7
40.9
27.5
68.4
85.20
41.11
34.81
20.00
4.07
0.00
4.07
21.87
30.53
29.89
20.00
19.58
39.58
46.35
99.84
35.2
27.2
27.1
10.5
37.6
71.56
54.13
32.44
11.98
1.24
0.21
1.45
13.12
56.60
25.44
10.17
7.79
17.97
27.99
Students with Disabilities
100.00
75.6
11.1
10.4
2.96
13.36
50.89
71.54
19.23
4.62
3.85
0.77
4.62
9.07
77.24
11.72
2.07
8.97
11.03
12.62
Limited English Proficient
100.00
32.0
28.0
32.0
8.00
40
71.82
51.72
41.38
6.90
0.00
0.00
0.00
9.86
66.67
29.63
3.70
0.00
3.70
22.41
Female
100.00
22.4
20.6
36.3
20.7
57
44.25
36.58
16.22
2.95
0.00
2.95
19.42
40.88
31.48
15.55
12.09
27.64
39.44
99.82
28.6
22.0
31.8
17.6
49.4
55.81
30.23
11.63
2.07
0.26
2.33
16.49
47.60
26.38
13.28
12.73
26.01
37.45
Migrant
8th Grade Math
Economically Disadvantaged
Male Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
20152016
State Prof Met or Avg or Not Met Partially Met Approached Met Exceeded Exceeded Met or Proficient Advanced Advanced Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Exceeded
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
98.58
23.38
25.09
25.85
23.04
2.64
25.68
36.69
45.94
21.66
15.06
17.34
32.40
47.48
TAGG
98.25
32.95
28.45
23.95
13.64
1.02
14.66
24.43
55.87
22.70
11.99
9.44
21.43
35.34
African American
98.49
33.96
29.10
22.95
13.25
0.75
13.99
18.34
58.19
20.82
11.77
9.22
20.99
25.62
Hispanic
98.78
29.17
22.22
31.94
15.28
1.39
16.67
27.36
46.91
29.63
13.58
9.88
23.46
40.13
Caucasian
98.73
11.84
22.72
28.16
32.62
4.66
37.28
43.39
30.77
21.37
19.23
28.63
47.86
55.43
Economically Disadvantaged
98.14
31.95
28.73
24.42
13.82
1.08
14.90
25.14
54.88
22.90
12.33
9.89
22.22
36.37
Students with Disabilities
97.32
66.38
22.41
7.76
3.45
0.00
3.45
3.50
89.66
8.28
2.07
0.00
2.07
4.70
Limited English Proficient
97.14
39.39
27.27
27.27
6.06
0.00
6.06
13.33
67.65
20.59
5.88
5.88
11.76
23.88
9th Grade Literacy
Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 9th Grade Literacy
RV
Female
99.29
14.47
24.73
28.94
28.21
3.66
31.87
45.10
31.26
23.27
20.43
25.04
45.47
57.89
Male
97.94
31.11
25.40
23.17
18.57
1.75
20.32
28.58
59.29
20.19
10.18
10.34
20.52
37.65
Combined Population
98.16
28.67
21.93
22.94
22.74
3.72
26.46
37.58
38.70
19.48
18.05
23.77
41.82
47.80
TAGG
97.26
39.78
24.77
20.43
13.38
1.63
15.01
26.09
50.00
21.00
14.73
14.26
29.00
34.87
African American
97.92
38.06
24.30
19.78
15.48
2.37
17.85
19.39
54.91
18.30
16.38
10.40
26.78
25.31
Hispanic
98.53
26.09
24.64
31.88
17.39
0.00
17.39
31.23
40.30
28.36
14.93
16.42
31.34
37.23
Caucasian
98.16
19.95
19.70
24.88
30.05
5.42
35.47
43.84
22.45
19.75
21.00
36.80
57.80
56.46
Economically Disadvantaged
97.24
38.63
24.71
20.78
14.12
1.76
15.88
26.68
48.75
21.70
14.86
14.69
29.55
35.92
Students with Disabilities
97.44
63.91
21.05
8.27
6.02
0.75
6.77
12.96
81.58
7.89
7.89
2.63
10.53
13.25
Limited English Proficient
100.00
50.00
21.43
21.43
7.14
0.00
7.14
13.28
63.33
30.00
3.33
3.33
6.67
15.73
Migrant
10th Grade Literacy
Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 10th Grade Literacy
RV
Female
98.91
20.28
21.07
22.27
30.42
5.96
36.38
44.78
26.75
22.14
21.22
29.89
51.11
56.64
Male
97.47
37.27
22.81
23.63
14.87
1.43
16.29
30.52
49.91
16.98
15.08
18.02
33.10
39.21
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
13.18
Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
2014 AMO
20152016
State Met or Avg Not Met Partially Met Approached Met Exceeded Exceeded Met or Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Exceeded
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
98.42
77.13
69.94
16.51
8.81
4.74
13.55
28.39
TAGG
98.00
70.73
78.32
14.41
5.10
2.17
7.27
17.75
African American
98.65
68.22
80.20
12.46
5.29
2.05
7.34
9.63
Hispanic
97.59
79.18
69.14
19.75
8.64
2.47
11.11
20.37
Caucasian
98.32
85.20
57.39
20.77
13.70
8.14
21.84
35.27
Economically Disadvantaged
97.88
71.56
78.05
14.36
5.28
2.30
7.59
18.27
Students with Disabilities
97.99
50.89
94.52
5.48
0.00
0.00
0.00
2.42
Limited English Proficient
94.59
71.82
82.86
11.43
5.71
0.00
5.71
11.91
Female
98.59
63.69
20.21
11.09
5.01
16.10
29.12
Male
98.26
75.56
13.18
6.75
4.50
11.25
27.69
Combined Population
98.32
77.13
65.08
18.54
10.53
5.85
16.38
21.62
TAGG
97.37
70.73
76.63
13.83
6.68
2.86
9.54
12.16
African American
98.10
68.22
79.46
15.12
4.46
0.97
5.43
6.09
Hispanic
98.53
79.18
74.63
13.43
10.45
1.49
11.94
14.51
Caucasian
98.35
85.20
49.69
22.85
16.56
10.90
27.46
27.25
Economically Disadvantaged
97.22
71.56
76.43
13.64
6.90
3.03
9.93
12.48
Students with Disabilities
99.06
50.89
91.43
7.62
0.95
0.00
0.95
3.47
Limited English Proficient
71.82
9th Grade Mathematics
Migrant
10th Grade Mathematics
100.00
90.63
6.25
3.13
0.00
3.13
5.13
Female
98.72
62.92
19.74
11.81
5.54
17.34
21.30
Male
97.93
67.14
17.40
9.31
6.15
15.47
21.94
Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
99.76
TAGG
99.66
African American
99.80
100.00
Caucasian
99.62
Economically Disadvantaged
99.64
Students with Disabilities Limited English Proficient
20152016
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
State Avg Prof or Adv.
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Below Basic
Basic
46.28
18.09
15.37
20.26
35.63
36.59
56.64
17.82
12.71
12.83
25.54
27.50
62.25
17.98
10.67
9.09
19.76
15.81
46.02
24.78
13.27
15.93
29.20
27.21
33.59
16.89
19.92
29.60
49.53
45.29
56.69
18.46
12.30
12.55
24.85
27.66
98.68
76.51
6.71
8.05
8.72
16.78
11.58
100.00
58.73
17.46
19.05
4.76
23.81
20.54
Female
99.85
45.87
20.18
13.91
20.03
33.94
36.94
Male
99.66
46.72
15.80
16.97
20.50
37.48
36.25
Combined Population
99.84
35.45
26.55
22.09
15.91
38.00
39.09
TAGG
99.77
43.29
28.35
19.37
8.98
28.35
29.06
African American
99.59
49.07
27.95
15.73
7.25
22.98
17.59
Hispanic
100.00
41.35
32.69
18.27
7.69
25.96
29.66
Caucasian
100.00
25.89
24.02
27.20
22.89
50.09
47.68
99.75
42.93
28.16
19.85
9.06
28.91
29.30
Students with Disabilities
100.00
74.56
15.38
7.69
2.37
10.06
10.75
Limited English Proficient
100.00
41.79
41.79
11.94
4.48
16.42
23.24
Female
100.00
36.87
25.25
20.71
17.17
37.88
40.19
99.68
34.09
27.79
23.42
14.70
38.13
38.03
3rd Grade Science
Hispanic
Migrant
4th Grade Science
Economically Disadvantaged
Male Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
99.91
12.6
43.3
36.5
7.63
TAGG
99.88
18.1
49.7
29.0
African American
99.80
18.9
51.5
26.8
Hispanic
100.00
17.4
50.0
Caucasian
100.00
6.70
99.87
Students with Disabilities
20152016
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
State Avg Prof or Adv.
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Below Basic
Basic
44.13
15.54
39.21
37.84
7.41
45.25
59.37
36.41
24.91
23.34
15.33
38.68
39.56
3.21
32.21
21.29
47.53
28.59
2.59
31.18
48.74
47.21
25.15
20.07
7.56
27.63
29.59
2.83
29.63
23.83
49.02
25.59
1.56
27.15
29.27
49.80
26.69
17.13
6.37
23.51
16.29
26.7
5.81
32.51
17.43
38.53
39.45
4.59
44.04
51.54
45.90
22.95
24.59
6.56
31.15
33.78
36.4
46.2
10.7
56.9
8.79
31.14
48.90
11.17
60.07
70.14
24.08
24.85
27.96
23.11
51.07
47.79
16.9
51.3
28.7
3.03
31.73
19.90
48.19
29.54
2.38
31.91
49.10
45.62
26.13
20.42
7.82
28.25
29.92
100.00
47.5
33.3
17.3
1.85
19.15
49.08
38.04
10.43
2.45
12.88
24.32
70.86
9.14
13.14
6.86
20.00
14.53
Limited English Proficient
100.00
17.8
57.8
20.0
4.44
24.44
28.07
47.37
24.56
0.00
24.56
40.32
60.87
15.22
21.74
2.17
23.91
27.09
Female
100.00
10.4
49.0
34.3
6.26
40.56
14.07
41.21
38.36
6.37
44.72
58.63
33.81
25.13
23.72
17.35
41.06
40.46
99.83
14.6
38.0
38.5
8.87
47.37
16.90
37.36
37.36
8.37
45.74
60.10
38.94
24.70
22.98
13.38
36.36
38.72
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
42.18
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
23.19
Combined Population
99.82
38.62
22.29
24.22
14.86
39.08
52.36
TAGG
99.75
47.61
24.06
19.40
8.94
28.34
41.31
African American
99.79
51.91
23.62
18.94
5.53
24.47
24.89
100.00
41.24
24.74
22.68
11.34
34.02
44.45
Caucasian
99.79
26.15
20.71
29.08
24.06
53.14
62.21
Economically Disadvantaged
99.74
47.00
24.02
19.97
9.01
28.98
42.09
Students with Disabilities
99.19
78.69
14.75
3.28
3.28
6.56
10.69
Limited English Proficient
5th Grade Science
Economically Disadvantaged
Male Migrant
6th Grade Science
Hispanic
100.00
50.94
24.53
18.87
5.66
24.53
33.05
Female
99.82
36.31
23.72
26.09
13.87
39.96
54.63
Male
99.82
40.96
20.85
22.32
15.87
38.19
50.15
Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
99.64
45.7
36.7
15.8
1.78
TAGG
99.47
57.4
33.4
8.10
African American
99.81
61.1
30.3
7.85
Hispanic
98.73
45.3
42.7
Caucasian
99.57
29.1
Economically Disadvantaged
99.72
Students with Disabilities
20152016
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
State Avg Prof or Adv.
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Below Basic
Basic
17.58
45.67
40.21
13.65
0.47
14.12
34.62
48.34
20.58
19.41
11.68
31.09
41.36
1.10
9.2
58.14
34.62
7.10
0.15
7.25
23.83
56.88
22.49
15.34
5.29
20.63
30.32
0.73
8.58
63.33
31.04
5.63
0.00
5.63
11.33
59.54
22.33
13.55
4.58
18.13
18.49
12.0
0.00
12
48.48
46.97
4.55
0.00
4.55
26.06
51.28
21.79
19.23
7.69
26.92
35.40
42.5
25.2
3.30
28.5
29.50
48.12
21.55
0.84
22.38
43.27
36.32
19.02
25.00
19.66
44.66
49.25
56.5
34.4
8.20
0.88
9.08
57.01
35.28
7.56
0.16
7.72
24.19
56.07
22.87
15.90
5.16
21.06
30.71
98.47
81.4
14.5
2.76
1.38
4.14
84.29
14.29
1.43
0.00
1.43
10.46
83.72
7.75
3.10
5.43
8.53
15.07
Limited English Proficient
100.00
63.6
36.4
0.00
0.00
0
64.52
32.26
3.23
0.00
3.23
16.15
66.67
18.75
12.50
2.08
14.58
25.11
Female
100.00
43.4
38.8
16.5
1.24
17.74
46.40
39.96
13.64
0.00
13.64
33.61
43.26
23.34
21.63
11.76
33.40
43.63
99.32
48.0
34.6
15.2
2.32
17.52
44.94
40.45
13.67
0.94
14.61
35.60
52.90
18.09
17.41
11.60
29.01
39.27
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
RV
26.27
Combined Population
100.00
50.62
23.83
16.94
8.61
25.55
38.61
TAGG
100.00
62.50
22.07
11.27
4.17
15.43
26.85
African American
100.00
67.63
19.50
10.37
2.49
12.86
15.32
Hispanic
100.00
48.28
36.21
10.34
5.17
15.52
33.82
Caucasian
100.00
34.99
26.13
24.19
14.69
38.88
46.63
Economically Disadvantaged
100.00
60.91
22.80
11.89
4.40
16.29
27.60
Students with Disabilities
100.00
91.20
7.20
1.60
0.00
1.60
4.76
Limited English Proficient
100.00
77.78
22.22
0.00
0.00
0.00
22.35
Female
100.00
46.23
25.73
17.99
10.06
28.05
41.91
Male
100.00
54.92
21.97
15.91
7.20
23.11
35.39
7th Grade Science
Male Migrant
8th Grade Science
Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014
20142015
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
Tested 20152016
Below Basic
Basic
Combined Population
98.92
TAGG
98.75
African American
99.16
Hispanic
98.80
Caucasian
98.74
Economically Disadvantaged
98.68
Students with Disabilities
20152016
Prof or Proficient Advanced Advanced
State Avg Prof or Adv.
In Need of Support
Close
Ready
State Ready Avg or Ready or Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
Below Basic
Basic
63.70
22.02
10.50
3.78
14.29
27.20
73.27
19.04
6.43
1.26
7.69
17.04
74.19
19.35
5.26
1.19
6.45
8.62
73.17
15.85
10.98
0.00
10.98
18.15
49.79
25.42
17.16
7.63
24.79
34.35
72.69
19.14
6.83
1.34
8.17
17.56
99.33
93.24
6.76
0.00
0.00
0.00
2.18
Limited English Proficient
97.30
91.67
8.33
0.00
0.00
0.00
8.04
Female
99.12
57.09
26.06
13.12
3.72
16.84
29.17
Male
98.74
69.65
18.37
8.15
3.83
11.98
25.34
Combined Population
98.25
57.04
18.98
16.49
7.49
23.98
30.32
TAGG
97.41
69.84
16.41
8.59
5.16
13.75
19.79
African American
98.30
72.64
16.96
8.67
1.73
10.40
10.64
Hispanic
98.53
67.16
22.39
8.96
1.49
10.45
20.08
Caucasian
97.98
39.88
21.28
25.00
13.84
38.84
38.00
Economically Disadvantaged
97.24
69.95
16.69
8.85
4.51
13.36
20.00
Students with Disabilities
96.58
81.42
6.19
2.65
9.73
12.39
16.97
Limited English Proficient
9th Grade Science
Migrant
10th Grade Science
100.00
90.63
6.25
3.13
0.00
3.13
7.02
Female
98.91
52.39
21.51
19.49
6.62
26.10
31.46
Male
97.64
61.42
16.61
13.67
8.30
21.97
29.21
Migrant
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement State NAEP Results
20122013
20142015
Below Basic
Basic
Proficient
Advanced
Prof & Advanced
Below Basic
Basic
Proficient
Advanced
Prof & Advanced
All Students
34 %
34 %
25 %
7 %
32 %
35 %
34 %
25 %
6 %
31 %
African American
55 %
30 %
13 %
2 %
15 %
53 %
29 %
15 %
2 %
17 %
Hispanic
43 %
33 %
19 %
5 %
24 %
42 %
34 %
20 %
3 %
23 %
Caucasian
26 %
36 %
30 %
8 %
38 %
28 %
35 %
30 %
8 %
38 %
Economically Disadvantaged
44 %
34 %
19 %
3 %
22 %
43 %
34 %
20 %
3 %
23 %
Students with Disabilities
72 %
19 %
8 %
2 %
10 %
77 %
14 %
7 %
3 %
10 %
Limited English Proficient
53 %
31 %
15 %
2 %
17 %
50 %
34 %
15 %
1 %
16 %
All Students
27 %
43 %
27 %
3 %
30 %
30 %
43 %
25 %
2 %
27 %
African American
47 %
41 %
12 %
1 %
13 %
53 %
39 %
8 %
0 %
8 %
Hispanic
31 %
48 %
20 %
1 %
21 %
32 %
47 %
19 %
2 %
21 %
Caucasian
20 %
42 %
33 %
4 %
37 %
22 %
45 %
31 %
3 %
34 %
Economically Disadvantaged
36 %
44 %
19 %
1 %
20 %
39 %
44 %
16 %
1 %
17 %
Students with Disabilities
70 %
23 %
6 %
1 %
7 %
81 %
16 %
3 %
0 %
3 %
Limited English Proficient
45 %
43 %
12 %
0 %
12 %
44 %
45 %
11 %
0 %
11 %
4th Grade Literacy
8th Grade Literacy
NAEP Participation Rates
2016
4th Grade Students with Disabilities (Literacy) = 92.00 4th Grade Limited English Proficient (Literacy) = 98.00 8th Grade Students with Disabilities (Literacy) = 83.00 8th Grade Limited English Proficient (Literacy) = 96.00
4th Grade Students with Disabilities (Literacy) = 87.00 4th Grade Limited English Proficient (Literacy) = 98.00 8th Grade Students with Disabilities (Literacy) = 85.00 8th Grade Limited English Proficient (Literacy) = 93.00
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014 School
20142015
District
State
Grade One Reading Comprehension
50
Grade One Math Problems
45
Grade Two Reading Comprehension
District
State
District
State
55
47
55
45
52
49
51
50
43
50
52
58
51
56
53
56
Grade Two Math Problems
50
58
48
54
53
54
Grade Three Reading
46
50
Grade Three Math
49
54
Grade Four Reading
49
52
Grade Four Math
57
61
Grade Five Reading
47
47
Grade Five Math
51
54
Grade Five Science
55
60
Grade Six Reading
38
46
Grade Six Math
45
54
Grade Seven Reading
41
49
Grade Seven Math
44
53
Grade Seven Science
47
60
Grade Eight Reading
47
52
Grade Eight Math
46
53
Grade Nine Reading Comprehension
42
51
Grade Nine Math Concepts and Problems
37
47
2016
School
20152016 School
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014 School
District
20142015 State
School
District
20152016 State
School
District
State
967
31,152
American College Test (ACT) Participation in Grade 11 Statewide ACT Administration Number of Students Taking Voluntary Universal ACT
7,110
8,790
District Provided Remediation for Students Taking Voluntary Universal ACT
36
73
0
Number of Students in College and Career Readiness Planning Program (CCRPP)
1,843
2,014
3
2,331
Number of Students Taking ACT in Grades 911
553
25,004
529
27,271
1,155
39,564
Number of Students Taking ACT in Grade 12
592
18,262
745
23,364
635
23,966
ACT Reading
21.19
22.46
20.06
21.35
20.84
21.29
ACT English
19.84
21.38
18.80
20.16
19.20
20.06
ACT Mathematics
19.61
21.02
18.82
20.14
18.83
19.86
ACT Science
20.73
21.90
19.55
20.85
20.09
20.71
ACT Composite
19.98
21.24
19.47
20.79
19.92
20.64
Number of Students Taking SAT College Admission Test
30
84
23
952
19
852
SAT Critical Reading Mean
510
599
529
565
489
569
SAT Math Mean
509
597
525
568
486
569
SAT Writing Mean
494
584
498
547
457
550
775
25,547
891
27,646
916
27,827
1,675
44,424
1,629
44,951
1,693
46,094
436
14,143
368
14,391
330
15,079
460
1,328
573
All Students
42.7 %
51.5 %
57.3 %
55.3 %
45.7 %
50.5 %
African American
38.4 %
46.2 %
58.5 %
54.2 %
45.3 %
46.7 %
Hispanic
0.0 %
33.2 %
39.6 %
39.5 %
37.1 %
38.9 %
Caucasian
38.9 %
50.6 %
58.6 %
58.3 %
46.3 %
53.7 %
Economically Disadvantaged
53.6 %
46.9 %
41.4 %
42.3 %
Students with Disabilities
34.0 %
22.4 %
18.3 %
20.1 %
Limited English Proficient
36.4 %
30.2 %
11.1 %
31.4 %
SAT® by College Board
Advanced Placement Courses (AP) Number of Students Taking Advanced Placement (AP) Courses Number of AP Exams Taken Number of AP Exams Scored 3, 4, or 5 Number of Students Taking International Baccalaureate Courses
College Going Rate
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Achievement
20132014 School
20142015
District
State
All Students
77.3 %
African American
School
20152016
District
State
79.7 %
25.3 %
71.6 %
69.9 %
Hispanic
72.0 %
Caucasian
83.2 %
School
District
State
35.1 %
0.0 %
1.2 %
16.7 %
19.8 %
0.0 %
0.3 %
79.0 %
26.3 %
29.5 %
0.0 %
1.0 %
82.4 %
33.3 %
39.8 %
0.0 %
1.4 %
Economically Disadvantaged
17.6 %
24.9 %
0.0 %
1.0 %
Students with Disabilities
14.7 %
11.7 %
0.0 %
0.0 %
Limited English Proficient
25.0 %
21.1 %
0.0 %
0.4 %
College Credit Accumulation Rate
* The College Credit Accumulation Rate definition from the US. Department of Education gives high school graduates two years at an institution of higher education to complete at least one year’s worth of college credit that is applicable to a degree. Students graduating in school year 201415 and school year 201516 have not yet had two years to complete a year of college credit.
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: School Performance
20132014 School
20142015
District
State
School
20152016
District
State
School
District
State
Arkansas ESEA Accountability Needs Improvement
28
876
26
834
24
827
Needs Improvement Priority
3
36
4
46
4
42
Needs Improvement Priority Met Year 1 Exit Criteria
0
1
0
3
1
2
Needs Improvement Focus
3
81
4
103
3
87
Needs Improvement Focus Met Year 1 Exit Criteria
0
4
2
31
0
11
Achieving
1
67
1
73
2
91
Exemplary
0
1
0
0
0
0
Count of Schools with Rating = A ( 270 300 Points )
2
162
0
10
N/A
N/A
Count of Schools with Rating = B ( 240 269 Points )
4
322
2
224
N/A
N/A
Count of Schools with Rating = C ( 210 239 Points )
14
365
15
564
N/A
N/A
Count of Schools with Rating = D ( 180 209 Points )
12
160
16
228
N/A
N/A
3
43
2
19
N/A
N/A
School Rating School Rating Overall Points for School Rating
Count of Schools with Rating = F ( Less than 180 Points ) Act 20 of 2016 states that for the 20162017 school year, the Arkansas Department of Education shall not assign school ratings under §6152105.
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: School Performance
20132014 School
20142015
District
State
Y
School
20152016
District
State
100 %
Y
31
790
AccreditedCited
4
AccreditedProbationary
School
District
State
100 %
Y
100 %
34
784
29
800
254
1
261
6
245
0
27
0
21
0
10
Attendance Rate Combined
93.8 %
94.4 %
93.6 %
94.4 %
93.2 %
94.5 %
Attendance Rate for Targeted Acheivement Gap Group
93.5 %
94.0 %
93.9 %
94.6 %
93.6 %
94.7 %
Attendance Rate African American
94.0 %
94.3 %
94.0 %
94.5 %
93.7 %
94.3 %
Attendance Rate Hispanic
93.9 %
94.8 %
93.7 %
95.0 %
93.2 %
95.0 %
Attendance Rate Caucasian
93.4 %
94.3 %
93.0 %
94.2 %
92.7 %
94.3 %
Attendance Rate Economically Disadvantaged
93.3 %
93.8 %
94.1 %
94.8 %
93.9 %
94.9 %
Attendance Rate Students with Disabilities
93.7 %
94.1 %
93.7 %
94.1 %
93.2 %
94.3 %
Attendance Rate Limited English Proficient
94.2 %
95.3 %
94.2 %
95.4 %
93.6 %
95.3 %
3.43 %
2.10 %
2.89 %
2.25 %
3.64 %
2.32 %
District Provides Textbooks or Digital Resources for all Pupils District Provides Textbooks or Digital Resources for all Pupils
Annual Accreditation Status Annual Accreditation Status Accredited
Attendance Rate (*State Goal 91.13%)
Dropout Rate Dropout Rate
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: School Performance
20132014 School
20142015
District
State
Graduation Rate Combined
72.7 %
Graduation Rate for Targeted Acheivement Gap Group
School
20152016
District
State
86.9 %
71.8 %
66.6 %
82.9 %
Graduation Rate African American
72.1 %
Graduation Rate Hispanic
School
District
State
84.9 %
78.0 %
87.0 %
66.5 %
81.9 %
74.7 %
83.8 %
81.0 %
71.3 %
77.5 %
80.1 %
81.5 %
72.0 %
84.5 %
60.8 %
84.5 %
58.7 %
85.7 %
Graduation Rate Caucasian
72.8 %
89.3 %
72.6 %
87.4 %
77.0 %
89.2 %
Graduation Rate Economically Disadvantaged
66.2 %
82.7 %
63.6 %
81.7 %
74.8 %
83.8 %
Graduation Rate Students with Disabilities
69.4 %
83.1 %
73.0 %
81.9 %
80.3 %
84.3 %
Graduation Rate Limited English Proficient
90.0 %
84.1 %
73.3 %
85.9 %
66.7 %
85.7 %
Graduation Rate (*State Goal 85%)
Grade Inflation Rate (EOC)
5.6 %
7 %
Grade Inflation Rate (ACT)
32.30 %
32.70 %
35.90 %
32.80 %
44.40 %
36.10 %
College Remediation Rate
59.8 %
45.4 %
65.1 %
54.2 %
65.7 %
56.9 %
17,060
474,995
16,592
476,083
16,562
476,049
Enrollment October 1 Enrollment
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: School Environment
20132014 School
20142015
District
State
Discipline Policies Distributed to Parents
100 %
Discipline Training Provided to Staff
100 %
Parental Involvement Plan Adopted
District
State
District
State
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
District Alternative Learning Environment Compliance
Y
91.05 %
Y
93.31 %
Y
99.61 %
Expulsions
30
524
34
480
25
454
Weapons Incidents
71
843
76
799
42
823
Staff Assaults
59
504
43
664
63
657
Student Assaults
212
2,439
161
2,562
164
2,511
2016
School
20152016 School
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Retention
20132014 School
District
20142015 State
School
District
20152016 State
School
District
State
Number of Students Retained at Grade 1
62
1,514
91
1,313
28
1,130
Percent of Students Retained at Grade 1
5.00 %
5.00 %
6.00 %
3.00 %
2.00 %
3.00 %
Number of Students Retained at Grade 2
23
572
16
511
11
486
Percent of Students Retained at Grade 2
3.00 %
3.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
Number of Students Retained at Grade 3
7
279
8
207
8
196
Percent of Students Retained at Grade 3
2.00 %
2.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
Number of Students Retained at Grade 4
4
137
5
131
6
114
Percent of Students Retained at Grade 4
1.00 %
2.00 %
0.00 %
0.00 %
0.00 %
0.00 %
Number of Students Retained at Grade 5
1
82
2
108
1
112
Percent of Students Retained at Grade 5
2.00 %
1.00 %
0.00 %
0.00 %
0.00 %
0.00 %
Number of Students Retained at Grade 6
35
134
14
142
5
113
Percent of Students Retained at Grade 6
4.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
0.00 %
0.00 %
0.00 %
Number of Students Retained at Grade 7
36
315
24
316
8
255
Percent of Students Retained at Grade 7
3.00 %
2.00 %
2.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
Number of Students Retained at Grade 8
21
274
20
395
7
242
Percent of Students Retained at Grade 8
2.00 %
1.00 %
2.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
1.00 %
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: Teacher Quality
20132014 School
20142015 School
20152016
District
State
District
State
District
State
% Teachers Completely Certified (Licensed)
98.9 %
95.7 %
99.5 %
98.8 %
School
98.2 %
99.5 %
% Teachers with Emergency / Provisional Credentials
1.6 %
0.8 %
0.8 %
0.4 %
1.0 %
0.2 %
% Teachers with Bachelor's Degree
53.0 %
57.0 %
54.0 %
56.0 %
53.0 %
55.0 %
% Teachers with Master's Degree
44.0 %
41.0 %
44.0 %
41.0 %
44.0 %
41.0 %
% Teachers with Advanced Degree
1.0 %
1.0 %
1.0 %
1.0 %
1.0 %
1.0 %
0.6 %
0.9 %
0.4 %
1.4 %
1.6 %
2.0 %
4.1 %
0.6 %
3.6 %
0.7 %
4.2 %
0.7 %
2.3 %
0.7 %
1.7 %
0.9 %
2.6 %
1.2 %
HQ Teachers in High Poverty Schools % Core Academic Classes not Taught by HQ Teachers
HQ Teachers in Low Poverty Schools % Core Academic Classes not Taught by HQ Teachers
HQ Teachers Aggregate of All Economic Levels % Core Academic Classes not Taught by HQ Teachers
School Board Members
Hours of Training
Mike Kemp
6.00
Linda Remele
6.00
Tina Ward
6.00
Shelby Thomas
6.00
Alicia Gillin
6.00
Brian Maune
0.00
Eli Keller
6.00
2016
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: School Choice
20132014 School Percent of Students School Choice
2016
20142015
District
State
0.13 %
2.82 %
School
20152016
District
State
0.13 %
2.59 %
School
District
State
0.16 %
2.76 %
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Pulaski County Special School District 6003000 INDICATOR: School Funding
20132014 School
20142015
District
State
District
State
District
State
40.7
37.5
40.7
37.5
40.7
37.7
Expenditure Per Student
$11,115
$9,457
$11,284
$9,642
$11,544
$9,701
Average Teacher Salary
$51,946
$48,060
$52,979
$50,978
$54,382
$51,466
$210,513,920
$5,288,037,508
$206,692,414
$5,203,284,363
$211,861,220
$5,271,887,226
Instructional Expenditures
$99,500,321
$2,500,807,896
$99,222,340
$2,529,267,639
$97,229,989
$2,547,814,529
Administrative Expenditures
$13,845,614
$325,831,774
$13,714,025
$333,081,526
$17,560,764
$338,671,942
Extracurricular Expenditures
$3,520,238
$174,851,754
$4,397,301
$181,590,712
$4,221,365
$177,007,641
Capital Expenditures
$12,693,016
$423,083,973
$12,266,346
$510,124,487
$16,399,174
$530,477,579
Debt Service Expenditures
$10,268,099
$285,311,300
$10,443,312
$245,124,316
$9,985,831
$261,403,249
55.6 %
60.9 %
57.3 %
61.8 %
60.2 %
62.9 %
Mills Voted
Total Expenditures
School
20152016 School
Free and Reduced Meals Percent of Students Eligible for Free and Reduced Meals State Free and ReducedPrice Meal Rate***
61.2 %
61.1 %
61.2 %
National Free and ReducedPrice Meal Rate**
52.1 %
55.5 %
56.8 %
**Source: FNS National databank for federal fiscal year 2013. ***State Free and Reduced Meal Rate includes preschool and adult education students.
2016
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