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Lovejoy
School Performance
How
Lovejoy compares to comparable schools and the best public schools
in Texas..
Opportunity Gap Chart
Lovejoy ISD performance 2006
Hart
Elementary - Overall
3rd
grade Math - Strong Performance
4th
grade Math - Area of Concern
5th
grade Math - Area of Concern
6th
grade Math - Additional Attention Needed
3rd
grade Reading - Additional Attention Needed
4th
grade Reading - Area of Concern
5th
grade Reading - Area of Concern
6th
grade Reading - Additional Attention Needed
4th
grade Writing - Area of Concern
5th
grade Science - Area of Concern
Lovejoy
Elementary - Overall
3rd
grade Math - Additional Attention Needed
4th
grade Math - Additional Attention Needed
5th
grade Math - Additional Attention Needed
6th
grade Math - Additional Attention Needed
3rd
grade Reading - Additional Attention Needed
4th
grade Reading - Additional Attention Needed
5th
grade Reading- Additional Attention Needed
6th
grade Reading - Additional Attention Needed
4th
grade Writing - Additional Attention Needed
5th
grade Science- Additional Attention Needed
Congratulations Hart Elementary
for maintaining Exemplary Rating!
Areas needing improvement
Low Performing Subjects/Grades
by elementary:
2004
Lovejoy - Recognized campus
Hart
- Exemplary campus
The Just 4 Kids site suggests that parents
should review Just4Kids school data to monitor school performance....
"If your child's school has an "opportunity
gap" of 10 or more points, you may wish to develop a customized
learning plan for him or her. You might wish to meet with the teacher,
ensure all homework is completed, and even consider tutoring. You should
be especially concerned when the gap is 25 points or more (below -25
on the summary chart). "
http://www.just4kids.org/jftk/index.cfm?st=Texas&loc=Uses%20of%20school%20data
2003
Hart
Math
4th
grade - Opp Gap 17.4%
*5th
grade - Opp Gap 33.3%
6th
grade - Opp Gap 12.3%
Reading
5th
grade - Opp Gap 15.3%
Science
*5th
grade - Opp Gap 25.1%
Lovejoy
Math
5th
grade - Opp Gap 14.1%
Science
5th
grade - Opp Gap 17.3%
Questions
Lovejoy ISD parents should be asking to address these problems....
"Districts can use this information to:
- Evaluate school success and monitor progress
- Review the district's reading, writing, and mathematics
programs
- Identify campuses that need extra attention
- Monitor the progress of the district and specific
campuses over time
- Use the results of the evaluation to hold schools
accountable
- Set goals and establish initiatives
- Determine academic priorities and set
district-wide goals [Lovejoy's are listed below]
- Allocate funds for training and school improvement
initiatives
- Have schools set goals based on the proficiency
standard, using data on the state's highest achieving schools.
- Have each elementary and middle school principal
communicate the information to teachers, parents, and the public.
- Use data when making personnel decisions "
Lovejoy District Improvement Plans
The Lovejoy ISD site does not list a District Improvement Plan for the
2003-2004 school year.
Lovejoy
District Improvement Plan for last year 2002-2003
Individual
campus plans from last year 2002-2003
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