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Briar Hill School - Calgary Board of Education

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<strong>Briar</strong> <strong>Hill</strong> November 2013school development plan highlightsOutcomes from our 2012 – 2013 <strong>School</strong> Development Plan*• Students have an increased understanding <strong>of</strong> content and develop metacognitiveawareness through engagement in critical thinking tasks.o Achievement Measure• Pre and post assessment <strong>of</strong> Metacognitive Awareness Inventory• Monitor report card stems (grades l-6) for each reporting period forimprovement in the number <strong>of</strong> students moving up one report cardindicator in the following stems:a) Language Arts: Communicates information and ideas through rrepresenting (e.g models, diagrams, video, charts, etc.)-Communicates information and ideas through speaking.b) Math: Communicates understanding <strong>of</strong> mathematics throughwriting or speaking or using manipulatives, picturesc) Science: Communicates understanding <strong>of</strong> science throughwriting, speaking, models, picture, or demonstrationd) Social - Communicates understanding <strong>of</strong> social studies throughwriting, speaking, models, pictures, etc.Measures and Results 2012 – 2013*Our target for 2012-13 school year was an increase <strong>of</strong> 1% in student performance at thestandard <strong>of</strong> excellence on grade 3 and grade 6 Provincial Achievement Test results. Wedid not meet our target <strong>of</strong> a 1% increase in the standard <strong>of</strong> excellence in grade 3 LanguageArts. Our results indicate a drop <strong>of</strong> 2.5% in this category. We did not meet our target <strong>of</strong> l%increase in the standard <strong>of</strong> excellence in grade 3 Math where there was a l7.4% decrease.In grade 6 PAT results, student results exceeded the target in all areas. There was a yearover year increase in the standard <strong>of</strong> excellence in Language Arts <strong>of</strong> 36% , in Math <strong>of</strong> 32%,in Science <strong>of</strong> 25% and in Social Studies <strong>of</strong> 9%. These results are consistent with theachievement reported on the report card stems which indicate 77% <strong>of</strong> grade 6 studentsachieve 4’s and 5’s on the report card stems identified above and 68% <strong>of</strong> grade 3 studentsachieved 4’s and 5’s on the same report card stems. In grade 3, 3% <strong>of</strong> students achieved a2 in the area <strong>of</strong> mathematics. The report card stem communicates understanding a)Language Arts: Communicates information and ideas through representing (e.g models,diagrams, video, charts, etc.) and Communicates information and ideas through speakingdid not capture or reflect the decline in Provincial Achievement Test results in the area <strong>of</strong>reading. Reading is being addressed through additional supports and services at theclassroom level.Provincial Achievement Tests (PAT)Acceptable Standard• Grade 3 Language Arts – 97.1% (province 92.0%)• Grade 3 Mathematics – 77.1% (province 82.8%)• Grade 6 Language Arts -100% (province 89.2%)• Grade 6 Mathematics – 95.7% (province 72.1%)• Grade 6 Social Studies – 91.3% (province 72.2%)• Grade 6 Science – 100% (province 77.1%)Page 2 | 5

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