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Student Answer Documents:
Accuracy & Accountability
And so it begins …
• Last year’s data rolls forward.
• New students are entered in the district’s
system.
• Data verification is key!
October Snapshot
• Last Friday in October is the PEIMS Snapshot
Date – October 30, 2009
– Updates and reviews and edits are completed
earlier
– The audit documents are in the file cabinet, rather
than the computer
• This is the “Fall Submission”
And from there … TEA
• Answer documents should be as accurate as
test date data.
– What was true in October may no longer be
accurate.
• Answer document data is used to calculate
the Accountability and AYP reports. NOT
PEIMS!
Testing Cycle Begins…
• The Fall Submission provides the data submitted to
pre-code the TAKS answer documents
– No edits
– Data on answer documents is based on what the district
submits to Pearson in the data file
Verifying Coding for Accuracy
• Everything is important since it affects
something in one of the three accountability
systems
• It is imperative that we verify the coding on
student answer documents
• What sources do we use to verify coding?
District – Campus – District Process
Area
Ethnicity
Economically
Disadvantaged
LEP (Current, M1, and M2)
Special Education
CTE
Where is the
verification source?
Who is doing it?
District – Campus – District Process
Area
Where is the verification
source?
Who is doing it?
Ethnicity
Registration
Campus Registrar/PEIMS
Economically
Disadvantaged
Lunchroom
Cafeteria Mgmt/PEIMS
(Free & Reduced Lunch Application)
LEP
LPAC Committee Minutes
(Current, M1, and M2)
Bilingual-ESL
Coordinator/LPAC
Committee/PEIMS
Special Education
ARD Paperwork/IEPs
Special Education
Coordinator/ARD
Committee/PEIMS
CTE
Course sequence
CTE
Coordinator/Counselors/
PEIMS
(Codes 0,1,2,3)
Testing …
• Campus/District Testing Coordinators have the
responsibility to ensure the review and verification of
the accuracy of data on pre-coded labels. These
labels are used for the answer documents.
• How do you verify? Against what?
• What process is in place in your district?
Right Test – Right Student?
– What test(s) will be administered?
– How do campus testing coordinators and test
administrators verify that the student receives the
right test?
– For special education, ARD documentation
dictates this.
Wrong Information on the
Answer Document?
• How do you convey steps for ‘fixing’ a label at
the district level?…campus level?
• How do you ensure that students do not
‘bubble’ anything on the answer documents
that will override the label?
What Coding Affects Accountability?
• State Accountability
– Ethnicity
– Economically Disadvantaged
– Score Code & Test Taken Information
• AYP
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Ethnicity
Economically Disadvantaged
LEP (Current, M1, and M2)
Special Education
Score Code
What are the AYP Measures next year?
Math ?????
67
Reading/Language Arts?????
73
AYP: Target Standards
Indicator
1
2
3
Measure
2007
2008
2009
2010
Performance
60%
60%
67%
73%
Participation
95%
95%
95%
95%
Performance
50%
50%
58%
67%
Participation
95%
95%
95%
95%
Graduation
70%
70%
70%
70%
Attendance
90%
90%
90%
90%
Reading
Math
Other
AYP: The Basics
Indicators used to determine AYP
Indicator
1
2
Reading
– Gr. 3-8 and 10
Math
– Gr. 3-8 and 10
“Other”
3
HS
LEAs w/ 12th grade
– Attendance Rate
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% of students who are Proficient
AND
% of students who Participate
% of students who are Proficient
AND
% of students who Participate
% of students who Graduate
– Graduation Rate
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Measures
ES and MS
LEAs w/o 12th grade
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By Aug. 31st 4 years after enrollment in 9th
% of students in Attendance
AYP Performance Standards
2009 2010 2011
2012
2013
Reading/
67% 73% 80%
ELA
87%
93% 100%
58% 67% 75%
83%
92% 100%
Math
2014
What Coding Affects Accountability?
• PBMAS
– Ethnicity
– Economically Disadvantaged
– LEP
• Bilingual
• ESL
– Special Education
– Title I
– CATE
Data Validation Monitoring (DVM)
• Data validation responsibilities include review and follow-up
with districts or campuses that have been identified for
potential data inaccuracies, anomalies, or irregularities.
– Excessive Coding of Absent (content areas and TELPAS Reading)
– Excessive Coding of “Other” (content areas and TELPAS Reading)
– Excessive Discrepancy PEIMS/TAKS CTE Status
• DVM includes stages 1-3 with a variety of activities that LEAs
are to conduct with each stage (i.e., FDA,CIP templates) all with
the intent of correcting data errors.
• Documentation is key.
Thank You!