Report Card Resource Archives - 2016-2017 through 2020-2021

Policy

• Assessment Inclusion Rules for Accountability Reports: 2017-2018
• Measures of Interim Progress (MIP) for 2016-17 through 2024-25
• Accountability Policy and Technical Manual
  • Comprehensive and Targeted Identification Rules for the 2017-2018 Accountability Details Reports
  • Indicator Level Cuts for the 2017-18 Accountability Details Reports
  • Academic Achievement Indicator
  • Academic Growth Indicator
  • Regular Attenders Indicator
  • On Track to English Language Proficiency (ELP) Indicator
• At-A-Glance School Profile Technical Manual

Tools

• Accountability Reporting Boundary Calculator for 2017-18
• How to Review the Accountability Details Report 2017-18
• How to Review the Assessment Validations in Achievement Data Insight (ADI): 2017-2018
• Comparison Schools
  The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) reports two sets of data to assist schools with identifying comparable institutions: (1) SES Ranks and (2) Comparison Schools. The ‘Comparison Groups by SES Rank’ is a list of schools by tested grade and socioeconomic (SES) rank as well as the percentage of students meeting the achievement standard by subject (i.e., English language arts, mathematics, and science) for the school and the comparison group. The SES rank is a composite picture of a school’s socioeconomic status and is based on a weighted combination of the percent of students eligible for free or reduced price lunch, percent of students in an English Learner program, student mobility rate, and the student attendance rate. The comparison group consists of the cluster of schools ranked immediately above and below that school’s location on the SES index (10 percent above and 10 percent below the particular school). For schools ranked in the upper or lower 10 percent on the SES index, their comparison group consists of the upper or lower 20 percent of schools. Schools should only use the SES Ranks for identifying similar schools in the context of achievement data (and by tested grade and subject).

  Comparison Groups by SES Rank: 2017-2018

• The ‘Comparison Schools’ is a list of focal and comparison schools by type (i.e., elementary, middle, high, and combined). ODE uses an iterative process to identify schools that are similar according to student demographics (i.e., access to free or reduced price meals, ever-English Learners, underserved race/ethnicity, and student mobility) and enrollment sizes. Schools should only use the Comparison Schools for identifying similar schools based on the four demographics and student enrollment; however, it is important note that the C​omparison Schools are applicable to most outcomes (e.g., achievement, regular attendance, graduation, etc.). For technical details, please see the “Documentation about Comparison Schools” link that follows.
  • Comparison Schools 2017-18
  • Documentation about Comparison Schools: 2017-2018