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DC Promise Neighborhoods Initiative: Needs Assessment and Segmentation AnalysisAcademic outcomes for DCPNI-affiliated schoolsStudents who attend Chavez Schools–Parkside and the two DCPS partner schools, Kenilworth and NevalThomas Elementary Schools, have low test scores on average (see Figures 1–3). Only 36 percent of NevalThomas students, 28 percent of Kenilworth students, and 43 percent of Chavez Schools–Parksidestudents tested proficient or advanced in the Reading DCCAS in SY2009–10. These shares are even lowerthan the city’s already low citywide reading scores. In SY2010, only 42 percent of all DCPS studentstested proficient or advanced in reading, and 48 percent of all public charter students tested similarly.Figure 1: DCCAS Reading Scores for Neval Thomas ES, SY2006–07 through SY2009–10DCCAS Reading Scores for Neval Thomas100%90%80%70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%0% 2% 3% 4%23%43% 40%32%55%37% 43%40%22% 18% 14%24%SY06-07 SY07-08 SY08-09 SY09-10AdvancedProficientBasicBelow BasicSource: Office of the State Superintendent of Education.Figure 2: DCCAS Reading Scores for Kenilworth ES, SY2006–07 through SY2009–10DCCAS Reading Scores for Kenilworth ES100%90%80%70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%1% 0% 1% 1%21% 27%17%27%51% 45%39%44%27% 28%42%27%SY06-07 SY07-08 SY08-09 SY09-10AdvancedProficientBasicBelow BasicSource: Office of the State Superintendent of Education.Figure 3: DCCAS Reading Scores for Chavez Schools–Parkside, SY2006–07 through SY2009–1032
DC Promise Neighborhoods Initiative: Needs Assessment and Segmentation Analysis100%90%80%70%60%50%40%30%DCCAS Reading Scores for Chavez MS and HSat Parkside2% 3% 5% 6%29% 25%54%56%36% 37%55% 48%AdvancedProficientBasicBelow Basic20%10%0%15% 17%Source: Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE).5%9%SY06-07 SY07-08 SY08-09 SY09-10The DCPNI schools’ math average test scores are similarly low (see Figures 3–6). During SY2009–10, 33percent of Neval Thomas Elementary students, 42 percent of Kenilworth Elementary students, and 52percent of Chavez Schools–Parkside students tested proficient or advanced in the math DCCAS test. Theshares of Kenilworth Elementary and Chavez Schools–Parkside students were similar to the citywideDCPS and public charter school averages, whereas the share of Neval Thomas Elementary students waslower than the citywide DCPS average. In SY2009–10, 41 percent of all DCPS students tested proficientor advanced in math, and 50 percent of all public charter students tested similarly.33
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