NRS Reporting What does it all mean? Rosemary Matt NYS Director of Accountability PEELING BACK THE LAYERS….
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NRS Reporting What does it all mean? Rosemary Matt NYS Director of Accountability PEELING BACK THE LAYERS…. Why? Data Rich Environment Grounded in Continuous Improvement Striving for Increased Learner Outcomes Some reminders! Relationship between Post Test Rate and Educational Gain NRS 101 Students begin to count on NRS Reporting when they have accrued 12 or more contact hours Students must have 5 demographic fields complete to count on ANY report Name DOB Ethnicity Gender Employment Status Students must have a valid pre test These students and their hours are not counted! Educational Gain Students must be tested in BOTH Math and Reading Educational Gain is measured only in the LOWER of these two scores Follow Up Outcomes NRS Automatic Goal Cohorts Employment Retention of Employment Enter Postsecondary Education or Training Obtain High School Equivalency Diploma NRS Automatic Goal Cohorts Completion of certain Demographic Fields will trigger Follow Up Outcomes Employment Goal Selecting: Unemployed Goal automatically selected: Obtain Employment Retain Employment Goal Selecting: Employed Part Time Employed Full Time Goal automatically selected: Retain Employment Enter Postsecondary Education or Training Selecting: 12 HS Diploma Goal automatically selected: Enter Postsecondary Education or Training Selecting: High School Diploma or higher level degree for an ESL student Goal automatically selected: Enter Postsecondary Education or Training HSE Diploma Goal Test assessments are NRS Level 6 in both Math and Reading HSE Diploma Goal Enrolled in a GED/HSE coded class HSE Diploma Goal Referred to an HSE test center (TAF) Students should not be enrolled in a GE (HSE) coded class until they are officially referred to a testing center HSE Diploma Goal Referred to an HSE test center (TAF) Before signing in to ASISTS Become familiar with the Resources available on ASISTS sign in page Resources Resources can be searched by selecting a keyword such as “Reports” or “TABE” Each Resource is downloadable and can be saved or printed ASISTS Tool bar: Program Evaluation Report Selecting Funding in ASISTS First step to running any reports is to select the correct funding sources The funding codes for New York State Department of Education are as follows: WIA WIA Title II EPE EL Civics Corrections ALE LZ WEP/WIA 2013 - 2018 Watermelon theory Disaggregating Reports All Reports in ASISTS can be disaggregated (separated out) in the following ways: By Site By Teacher By Class By Type of Programming (ESL or ABE or GED) Program Evaluation by Teacher Teacher #1 Teacher #2 NRS Data Check Reports: NRS Data Check Reports: Must remember to select correct funding sources Also choose disaggregation before selecting the report you want to see NRS Data Check Reports Data Check Reports follow an order of priority in the way they are listed in ASISTS Students Missing Key Demographic Students will not appear on any other reports if they are missing a key demographic! Students with Invalid Test Scores Students with No Pre-test Those contact hours > 35 are not eligible for EPE On this page alone, 329 hours were lost = $2,560 Assessments Enrollment CIRCLE of DATA Data Collection Data Input (Intake) Reports & Review TABE Reminders Reminders: Locater – only one step in determining the initial test level Calculator can and MUST be provided on the Applied Mathematics section of the TABE Gain is only measured on the lowest score Diagnostic Tools: The hand scored diagnostic The ScanTron electronically scored diagnostic Becomes the teacher’s road map to educational planning for the student TABE Training Reminders: Analyze ASISTS report: Students Not Moving to Higher Level Indicates not only those with no post test but also those with no gain NO Level A test NO Level E (max 6.9 GE) in NRS 4 (6 – 8.9) or above NO Level M (max 9.9) in NRS 5 (9 – 10.9) or above NO Level L Students not Moving to a Higher Level Cannot use a Level E to move from NRS Level 4 to NRS Level 5! Cannot use a Level M to move from NRS Level 5 to NRS Level 6! Should not use a TABE A for any level below NRS Level 5 NEEDS FURTHER INVESTIGATION NEEDS FURTHER INVESTIGATION ABE EDUCATIONAL FUNCTIONING LEVELS ESL EDUCATIONAL FUNCTIONING LEVELS Work Smarter, Not Harder! Assessment Targeted Instruction Educational Gain Targeted instruction Then Post Test Diagnostic Process: how to begin Locator Full Battery Scoring Placement in Instructional Program Strategically post testing Use NRS Table 4 Data Check Report to target students with heavy hours and no gain Dig deep to hunt out students that are at the cusp of showing gain At high end of Educational Functioning Level This applies to both ESL and ABE students Use the Turnaround Documents to hunt out the students with most probable gain TABE RANGES AND CUSP SCORES NRS Level Educational Level TABE Range Cusp Range 1 2 3 4 5 Beginning ABE Literacy Beginning ABE Low Intermediate ABE High Intermediate ABE ASE Low 0 – 1.9 2.0 – 3.9 4.0 – 5.9 6.0 – 8.9 9.0 – 10.9 1.7 – 1.9 3.7 – 3.9 5.7 – 5.9 8.7 – 8.9 10.7 – 10.9 BEST PLUS RANGES AND CUSP SCORES NRS Level Educational Level BEST Plus Range Cusp Range 1 2 3 4 5 6 Beginning ESL Literacy Low Beginning ESL High Beginning ESL Low Intermediate ESL High Intermediate ESL Advanced ESL 85 – 400 401 – 417 418 – 438 439 – 472 473 – 506 506 - 540 385 – 400 413 – 417 433 – 438 465 – 472 500 – 506 536 – 540 BEST LITERACY RANGES AND CUSP SCORES NRS Level Educational Level BEST Literacy Range Cusp Range 1 2 3 4 5 6 Beginning ESL Literacy Low Beginning ESL High Beginning ESL Low Intermediate ESL High Intermediate ESL Advanced ESL 0 – 20 21 – 52 53 – 63 64 – 67 68 – 75 Not valid as pre-test 17 – 20 47 – 52 59 – 63 65 – 67 71 – 75 Not valid as pre-test Follow up outcomes Who are they??? Continuous improvement • • • • Who are they? Where did they go? Can we get them back? Why did they not stay? Contact information [email protected]