- Ambitious Instruction61 - 25
- Effective Leaders60 - 19
- Collaborative Teachers59 - 16
- Involved Families57 - 11
- Supportive Environment56 - 15
The overall performance score is comprised of each of the 5Essentials scores. Schools that are at or above benchmark on 3 or more essentials are 10 times more likely to improve than schools that are below the benchmark.
Where is Park Manor Elementary School performing the highest? | |
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Parent Influence on Decision Making in Schools | 79 |
Program Coherence | 73 |
Math Instruction | 70 |
Peer Support for Academic Work | 70 |
English Instruction | 69 |
What has improved most for Park Manor Elementary School? | |
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Parent Influence on Decision Making in Schools | 79 + 4 |
Where is Park Manor Elementary School performing the lowest? | |
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Quality of Student Discussion | 43 |
Collaborative Practices | 44 |
Parent Involvement in School | 45 |
Academic Personalism | 47 |
Teacher-Parent Trust | 47 |
What has decreased most for Park Manor Elementary School? | |
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Academic Press | 63 - 36 |
Academic Personalism | 47 - 31 |
Math Instruction | 70 - 29 |
Teacher-Principal Trust | 57 - 28 |
Instructional Leadership | 59 - 28 |
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In schools with strong Ambitious Instruction, classes are challenging and engaging. The instruction is clear, well-structured, and encourages students to build and apply knowledge. When combined with a supportive environment, Ambitious Instruction has the most direct effect on student learning. It is:
In schools with Effective Leaders, principals and teachers work together to implement a shared vision. In such schools, people, programs, and resources are focused on a vision for sustained improvement. Leaders:
In schools with strong Collaborative Teachers, all teachers collaborate to promote professional growth. In such schools, teachers are:
In schools with Involved Families, the entire staff builds strong external relationships. Such schools:
In schools with a Supportive Environment, the school is safe, demanding, and supportive. In such schools: