Oklahoma City Public Schools. Statistical Profile Rob Neu, Superintendent

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1 Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile Rob Neu, Superintendent A

2 Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Board of Education and Superintendent...01 Selected Census and Economic Characteristics Selected 2010 Census Characteristics...04 Cost of Living Index for Selected Cities...05 Average Employment, Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area...05 Unemployment Rates, Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area, Oklahoma, United States...06 General Fund Revenue, Oklahoma City...06 Housing Market, Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area...07 Office Vacancy Rates, Oklahoma City...07 Number of Construction Permits, Oklahoma City...08 Construction Costs, Oklahoma City...08 Oklahoma Petroleum Industry...09 Air Passenger Traffic, Will Rogers World Airport...09 Bankruptcies, Western District of Oklahoma...10 Selected District Characteristics Students District Enrollment since Racial/Ethnic Composition of Students since District and Charter School Membership...14 Number of District and Charter Schools...14 End of First Quarter Membership...15 End of First Quarter Membership, s PK through End of First Quarter Membership, s 6 through End of First Quarter Membership, s 9 through Racial/Ethnic Composition of Students...17 Distribution of Students...17 Age Distribution of Students...18 Number of Students Served During Year...18 New and Returning District Students...19 Students Enrolled Full vs. Partial Year...19 District Level Student Membership...20 Average Daily Attendance and Average Daily Membership...21 Student Attendance Rates...21 Student Absences by...22 Student Truancy by...22 Student Disaggregated Group Attendance Rates...23 Bilingual Students...24 English Language Learners...24 Student Home Languages...25 Native American Tribal Affiliation...26 Special Education Students...27 McKinney-Vento Act Homeless Students...27 Students Eligible for Free or Reduced Price Meals...28 Breakfast and Lunch Program, Average Participation...28 Student Transfers...29 Legal (Out of District) Transfers...29 Pupil Transportation, Average Daily Haul...30 Pre-Kindergarten Enrollment...30 Early Birds...31 Parents as Teachers...31 Title I...32 Title VII Indian Education...32 Johnson O Malley Indian Education...33 Selected District Characteristics (continued) Students (continued) JROTC Program...33 Students with Discipline Actions...34 Discipline Incidents by Reasons...34 Students Recommended for Retention...35 Student Dropout Rate...35 Number of Student Dropouts...36 Four Year Graduation Rate...36 Testing and Scholastic Honors Oklahoma City Public Schools Summary...37 Third State CRT Results...38 Fourth State CRT Results...38 Fifth State CRT Results...39 Sixth State CRT Results...39 Seventh State CRT Results...40 Eighth State CRT Results...40 High School EOI Test Results...41 Advanced Placement Students and Classes...41 Concurrent Enrollment...42 ACT Composite Scores...42 International Baccalaureate Graduates...43 OHLAP Seniors...43 Scholarships to Graduating Seniors...44 College Board Awards...44 Academic All State Scholars...45 Oklahoma Academic Scholars...45 Personnel Personnel Classification...46 Certified Staff with Advanced Degree...47 Average Teaching Experience...47 Teacher Attendance Rate...48 Average Class Size...48 National Board Certified Teachers...49 Worker s Compensation Claims...49 Parents and Community United Way Contributions...50 Casual 4 Kids Contributions...50 Parent-Teacher Conferences...51 Open House Attendance...51 Parent-Teacher Association Membership...52 College Fair Attendance...52 Finance General Fund Revenue...53 General Fund Expenditures...53 Externally Funded Grants...54 Foundation The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools...55 Selected School Characteristics Elementary Schools Adams Elementary School...58 Arthur Elementary School...60 Bodine Elementary School...62 Britton Elementary School...64 Buchanan Elementary School...66 Capitol Hill Elementary School...68 Cesar Chavez Elementary School...70 I Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile II

4 Selected School Characteristics Elementary Schools (continued) Cleveland Elementary School...72 Columbus Enterprise Elementary School...74 Coolidge Elementary School...76 Edgemere Elementary School...78 Edwards Elementary School...80 Eugene Field Elementary School...82 Fillmore Elementary School...84 Gatewood Elementary School...86 Green Pastures Elementary School...88 Greystone Lower Elementary School...90 Greystone Upper Elementary School...92 Hawthorne Elementary School...94 Hayes Elementary School...96 Heronville Elementary School...98 Hillcrest Elementary School Horace Mann Elementary School Johnson Elementary School Kaiser Elementary School Martin Luther King Elementary School Lee Elementary School Linwood Elementary School Mark Twain Elementary School Monroe Elementary School Moon Elementary School Nichols Hills Elementary School North Highland Elementary School Oakridge Elementary School Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Parmelee Elementary School Pierce Elementary School Prairie Queen Elementary School Putnam Heights Elementary School Quail Creek Elementary School Rancho Village Elementary School Ridgeview Elementary School Rockwood Elementary School Sequoyah Elementary School Shidler Elementary School Southern Hills Elementary School Spencer Elementary School Stand Watie Elementary School Telstar Elementary School Van Buren Elementary School West Nichols Hills Elementary School Westwood Elementary School Wheeler Elementary School Willow Brook Elementary School Wilson Elementary School Selected School Characteristics Middle Schools Belle Isle Enterprise Middle School Classen Middle School of Advanced Studies Douglass Middle School Jackson Middle School Jefferson Middle School John Marshall Middle School Selected School Characteristics Middle Schools (continued) Northeast Enterprise Middle School Oklahoma Centennial Middle School Rogers Middle School Roosevelt Middle School Taft Middle School Webster Middle School Selected School Characteristics High Schools Capitol Hill High School Classen High School of Advanced Studies Douglass High School Grant High School John Marshall High School Northeast Enterprise High School Northwest Classen High School Oklahoma Centennial High School Southeast High School Star-Spencer High School Selected School Characteristics Alternative Programs and Special Centers Emerson High School Private Extended Educational Services Pathways Middle College High School Innovations Virtual Institute Adult Learning Center Selected School Characteristics Charter Schools ASTEC Charter Middle School ASTEC Charter High School Dove Elementary School Dove Science Academy Harding Charter Preparatory High School Harding Fine Arts Center Harper Academy Independence Charter Middle School Justice Alma Wilson SeeWorth Academy KIPP Reach College Preparatory Santa Fe South Middle School Santa Fe South High School Stanley Hupfeld Academy at Western Village Appendix School Feeder Patterns List of Schools by Board District Special Instructional Program Descriptions School Instructional Programs/Other Special Education Programs Rates, Calculations, and Terms III Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile IV

5 OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 900 N Klein Oklahoma City, OK (405) Board of Education Ms. Lynne Hardin Chairperson Mr. Bob Hammack District 1 Mr. Justin Ellis District 2 Mr. Phil Horning District 3 Ms. Laura Massenat District 4 Ms. Ruth Veales District 5 Ms. Gloria Torres District 6 Mr. Ron Millican District 7 Superintendent Mr. Rob Neu Superintendent Mr. Dave Lopez Interim Superintendent September, 2013 June,

6 Selected Census and Economic Characteristics 3 3

7 Selected 2010 Census Characteristics COST OF LIVING INDEX FOR SELECTED CITIES 2009 THROUGH Oklahoma City Oklahoma United States Population 579,999 3,751, ,745,538 Persons under 5 years 7.9% % Persons under 18 years 25.4% 24.8% 24. Persons 65 years and over 11.3% 13.5% 13. White 62.7% 72.2% 72.4% Black 15.1% 7.4% 12.6% American Indian and Alaska Native 3.5% 8.6% 0.9% Asian % 4.8% Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander 0.1% 0.1% 0.2% Persons reporting two or more races 5.2% 5.9% 2.9% Persons of Hispanic or Latino origin 17.2% 8.9% 16.3% Dallas Denver Kansas City New Orleans OKC Tulsa Source: American Chamber of Commerce Researchers Association *100 is national average Living in same house 1 year & over 77.7% 80.4% 83.8% Foreign born persons 10.9% % Language other than English spoken at home 16.7% 8.4% 19.6% High school graduates 84.2% 84.8% 84.6% Bachelor s degree or higher 26.9% 22.4% 27.5% Mean travel time to work (minutes) Homeownership rate 60.8% 67.9% 66.9% Median value of owner-occupied housing units $118,300 $98,800 $185,400 Persons per household Per capita income $24,445 $22,561 $27,041 Median household income $42,181 $41,861 $50,221 Persons below poverty level 17.3% 16.4% 14.3% 620, , , , , , , , , , ,000 AVERAGE EMPLOYMENT OKLAHOMA CITY METROPOLITAN AREA 2009 THROUGH Employment 551, , , , ,200 Source: Oklahoma Employment Security Commission 5 4 Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 5

8 UNEMPLOYMENT RATES OKLAHOMA CITY METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA OKLAHOMA, UNITED STATES 2009 THROUGH 2013 OKC MSA Oklahoma United States % 6.7% % 6.9% 9.4% % 5.9% 8.5% % 7.8% % 5.4% 6.7% Source: Oklahoma Employment Security Commission $180,000 $160,000 $140,000 $120,000 $100,000 $80,000 $60,000 $40,000 $20,000 $ Av Selling Price $147,031 $153,894 $157,254 $163,211 $170,138 Number of Sales 16,819 15,114 15,756 18,324 19,694 Source: OKC Metropolitan Association of Realtors HOUSING MARKET OKLAHOMA CITY METROPOLITAN AREA 2009 THROUGH 2013 NUMBER OF CONSTRUCTION PERMITS OKLAHOMA CITY 2009 THROUGH 2013 GENERAL FUND REVENUE 9,000 OKLAHOMA CITY 8,000 Millions of Dollars 2009 THROUGH ,000 $600 6,000 5,000$500 4,000 $400 3,000 2,000$300 1,000 $ Commercial $100 1,475 1,700 1,685 1,803 1,796 Residential $0 4,377 4,672 6,978 8,426 8, Source: Oklahoma City Public Works Department Annual Building Permit Report Revenue $527 $498 $556 $592 $597 Source: City of Oklahoma City % % % Source: Price Edwards & Co. OFFICE VACANCY RATES OKLAHOMA CITY 2009 THROUGH Vacancy Rate 17.1% % 16.2% 17.5% 7 6 Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 7

9 % 7.8% % 5.4% 6.7% Source: Oklahoma Employment Security Commission NUMBER OF CONSTRUCTION PERMITS OKLAHOMA CITY 2009 THROUGH ,000 9,000 6,000 8,000 7,000 5,000 6,000 4,000 5,000 3,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 2,000 1,000 1, Commercial 1,475 1,700 1,685 1,803 1,796 Residential 4,377 4,672 6,978 8,426 8,436 Source: Oklahoma City Public Works Department Annual Building Permit Report $ Per Barrel $56.56 $74.94 $91.01 $94.15 $97.46 Av Number of Rigs Source: Oklahoma Corporation Commission OKLAHOMA PETROLEUM INDUSTRY 2009 THROUGH 2013 CONSTRUCTION COSTS OKLAHOMA CITY 2009 THROUGH 2013 $4,500,000 $4,000,000 $3,500,000 $3,000,000 $2,500,000 $2,000,000 $1,500,000 $1,000,000 $500,000 $ Commercial $2,274,399 $3,021,660 $2,613,372 $2,980,294 $4,148,963 Residential $1,290,601 $1,461,177 $1,850,529 $2,249,310 $3,593,153 Source: Oklahoma City Public Works Department Annual Building Permit Report 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000, ,000 Source: Will Rogers World Airport 0 AIR PASSENGER TRAFFIC WILL ROGERS WORLD AIRPORT 2009 THROUGH Enplanements 1,688,743 1,731,916 1,779,259 1,837,338 1,826,824 Deplanements 1,695,928 1,734,211 1,782,346 1,845,713 1,830, Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 9

10 BANKRUPTCIES WESTERN DISTRICT OF OKLAHOMA 2009 THROUGH ,000 6,000 4,000 2, Bankruptcies 7,397 7,749 7,009 6,305 5,631 Source: Bankruptcy Clerk, Western District of Oklahoma Selected District Characteristics Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 11

11 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10, ,500 18,000 16,500 15,000 13,500 12,000 10,500 9,000 7,500 6,000 4,500 3,000 1,500 0 DISTRICT ENROLLMENT SINCE RACIAL/ETHNIC COMPOSITION OF STUDENTS SINCE Multi Asian Am Indian Hispanic Black White Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 13

12 50,000 40,000 30,000 DISTRICT AND CHARTER SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP THROUGH ,000 40,000 END OF FIRST QUARTER MEMBERSHIP THROUGH ,000 10,000 0 OKCPS Charter Total ,758 4,809 42, ,742 4,916 42, ,442 4,759 43, ,843 4,815 44, ,942 4,803 45,745 30,000 20,000 10, Membership 37,758 37,742 38,442 39,843 40, NUMBER OF DISTRICT AND CHARTER SCHOOLS THROUGH Regular Schools Charter Schools ,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 END OF FIRST QUARTER MEMBERSHIP GRADES PK THROUGH THROUGH Membership 23,296 23,692 24,168 25,120 25, Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 15

13 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 END OF FIRST QUARTER MEMBERSHIP GRADES 6 THROUGH THROUGH Membership 6,816 6,823 7,072 7,350 7,596 RACIAL/ETHNIC COMPOSITION OF STUDENTS THROUGH Haw/Pac Am Indian Asian Black Hispanic White Islander* Multi* % 2.4% 29.5% % % 2.4% 27.4% 44.5% 19.9% 0.1% 0.9% % 2.3% 26.4% 46.4% 18.8% % % 25.8% 47.8% % % 2.3% 24.8% 49.6% 16.9% % *Blank = N/A 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 END OF FIRST QUARTER MEMBERSHIP GRADES 9 THROUGH THROUGH ,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, GRADE DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS Membership 7,646 7,227 7,202 7,373 7,604 0 PK K Students 3,105 4,363 4,367 3,809 3,477 3,377 3,244 2,745 2,418 2,433 2,288 2,125 1,711 1, Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 17

14 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, AGE DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS Other Students 45 3,007 3,998 4,052 3,672 3,505 3,343 3,223 2,839 2,476 2,423 2,177 2,049 1,926 1, Total Number of Students Served NEW AND RETURNING DISTRICT STUDENTS ,000 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, PK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th New to District 3,353 1, Returning Students 120 2,992 4,137 3,596 3,292 3,207 3,093 2,524 2,319 2,359 2,130 2,101 1,774 1,488 50,000 45,000 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 NUMBER OF STUDENTS SERVED DURING YEAR THROUGH Students 43,082 43,214 44,347 45,646 46,493 Total Number of Students Served 5,000 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, STUDENTS ENROLLED FULL VS. PARTIAL YEAR PK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th Partial Year 1,122 1,702 1,478 1,332 1,197 1,168 1,231 1,243 1,368 1,454 1,537 1,247 1, Full Year 2,351 3,191 3,383 2,911 2,650 2,578 2,355 1,854 1,408 1,386 1,281 1,284 1, Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 19

15 AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE AND AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP THROUGH ,000 District Membership Daily Counts Throughout Year ,000 41,000 40,000 39,000 38,000 37,000 36,000 35,000 34,000 33,000 32,000 8/5 8/19 9/2 9/16 9/30 10/14 10/28 11/11 11/25 12/9 12/23 1/6 1/20 2/3 2/17 3/3 3/17 3/31 4/14 4/28 5/12 5/26 Days of School Aug 5, 2013 Sept 27, 2013 Oct 1, 2013 Dec 17, 2013 Mar 7, 2014 June 3, ,437 40,942 40,882 40,562 40,382 39,738 This graph shows the daily membership for the district through the end of the school year. The district s peak enrollment for the school year occurred on September 19, 2013 with 40,938 students enrolled ,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 Average Daily Attendance Average Daily Membership ,759 37, ,940 37, ,632 37, ,681 39, ,845 40, STUDENT ATTENDANCE RATES THROUGH PK-5th 6th-8th 9th-12th District % 93.6% 90.2% 93.5% % 93.6% 90.2% 93.7% % 90.4% 93.9% % 93.6% % % 94.1% 90.5% 93.7% Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 21

16 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 1, PK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th No Absences to 5 Days to 10 Days to 15 Days to 20 Days Days Number of Students *Based on withdrawal reason of truancy 0 STUDENT ABSENCES BY GRADE STUDENT TRUANCY BY GRADE* PK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th Number of Students STUDENT DISAGGREGATED GROUP ATTENDANCE RATES Economically Disadvantaged Special Educaton English Language Learners Regular Education Multi-Racial White Pacific Islander American Indian Hispanic Black Asian Economically Disadvantaged Special Educaton English Language Learners Regular Education Pacific Islander White Multi-Racial American Indian Asian Black Hispanic Rate 96.5% 93.4% 94.2% 90.9% 95.2% 92.9% 92.9% 94.2% 94.7% 92.9% Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 23

17 20,000 18,000 16,000 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 BILINGUAL STUDENTS THROUGH Students 15,950 16,795 17,382 18,532 19,465 STUDENT HOME LANGUAGES LANGUAGES SPOKEN MOST OFTEN AT HOME Spanish, 34% Vietnamese/ Other, 1% English, 65% 20,000 18,000 16,000 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS THROUGH Students 9,672 10,477 11,691 12,658 13,242 Language Students Language Students Arabic 43 Korean 2 Cambodian 3 Lao 15 Chinese 35 Malayan 7 Dutch 1 Others 154 English 26,729 Persian 1 Farsi 6 Polish 1 French 5 Portuguese 1 French-Haitian 1 Russian 11 Galla 3 Somali 1 Gujarati 5 Spanish 13, 453 Hindu (Hindi) 2 Spanish-Puerto Rico 1 Hungarian 1 Swahili 7 IBO 3 Tagalog 11 Irani 1 Thai 5 Khmer (Cambodian) 1 Turkish 2 Kickapoo 2 Vietnamese 322 Kiowa 2 Wichita Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 25 25

18 Kickapoo, 4% Kiowa, 4% Chickasaw, 8% NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBAL AFFILIATION Other, 24% Choctaw, 15% Seminole, 14% 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS THROUGH Cheyenne- Arapaho, 9% Cherokee, 11% Creek, 11% 3,000 2,000 Tribe Students Tribe Students Absentee Shawnee (OK) 19 Navajo (AZ) 27 Aleut/Eskimo (AK) 1 Northern Arapaho 4 Apache (OK) 15 Northern Cheyenne (MT) 10 Arapahoe (WY) 1 Northern Cheyenne (WY) 1 Blackfeet (MT) 6 Oglala Sioux (SD) 4 Caddo (OK) 45 Osage (OK) 11 Cherokee (OK) 182 Otoe-Missouria (OK) 12 Cherokee North Carolina (NC) 1 Pasqua Yaqui 1 Cheyenne Arapaho (OK) 158 Pawnee (OK) 7 Chickasaw (OK) 140 Pima (AZ) 3 Chippewa (MN) 2 Ponca (OK) 42 Chippewa (Turtle Mountain) 7 Pottawatomi (KS) 1 Chippewa-Sault Ste.Marie (MI) 2 Prairie Band Pottawatomi (KS) 2 Choctaw (MS) 19 Prairie Band Pottawatomi (OK) 2 Choctaw (OK) 251 Quapaw (OK) 2 Citizen Band Pottawatomi (OK) 17 Quechan (AZ) 2 Comanche (OK) 50 Quileute Tribe of Washington 1 Creek (OK) 181 Sac and Fox (OK) 15 Crow (MT) 2 Sac and Fox of Missouri (KS) 1 Crow Creek Sioux (SD) 1 Salish (MT) 1 Delaware (OK) 8 San Carlos Apache (AZ) 3 Flathead (MT) 1 Seminole (OK) 249 Fort Sill Apache (OK) 4 Seneca (NY) 1 Iowa (KS) 1 Seneca-Cayuga (OK) 3 Iowa (OK) 2 Shoshone Wind River (WY) 1 Iowa of Kansas and Nebraska 2 Sioux (ND) 3 Kaw (OK) 2 Sioux (SD) 5 Kickapoo (OK) 62 Tachi Yokut 3 Kiowa (OK) 75 Te-Moak of Western Shoshone 1 Kiowa-Apache (OK) 1 Thlinget (AK) 1 Lipan Apache (TX) 4 Unknown 5 Mescalero (NM) 2 Wichita (OK) 25 Miami (OK) 1 Wyandotte (OK) 2 Mission Indian (CA) 2 1,000 *Throughout the school year Students 4,915 4,962 4,967 5,127 5,246 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, MCKINNEY-VENTO ACT HOMELESS STUDENTS THROUGH * Students 1,719 1,950 2,119 2,208 2, Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 27

19 100. STUDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR FREE OR REDUCED PRICE MEALS THROUGH ,000 STUDENT TRANSFERS* THROUGH , , , , Students 90.7% 89.8% 91.2% 89.8% 89.6% Students 7,037 7,408 7,369 7,420 7,522 *Includes legal and in-district transfers 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 BREAKFAST AND LUNCH PROGRAM AVERAGE PARTICIPATION THROUGH Breakfast Lunch ,130 27, ,127 27, ,783 26, ,856 30, ,723 26,186 1, LEGAL (OUT OF DISTRICT) TRANSFERS* THROUGH Leaving OKCPS Entering OKCPS* *Residential treatment students excluded Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 29

20 14,000 12,000 PUPIL TRANSPORTATION AVERAGE DAILY HAUL THROUGH ,500 1,250 EARLY BIRDS THROUGH ,000 1,000 8, , ,000 2, Students 12,895 12,828 12,636 12,587 12, Children Served 1,272 1,464 1,344 1,382 1,423 Adults Served 1,287 1,439 1,341 1,388 1,429 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, PRE-KINDERGARTEN ENROLLMENT THROUGH Students 2,417 2,544 2,712 2,899 3,105 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, PARENTS AS TEACHERS THROUGH Children Served Families Served Home Visits* 3,899 2,493 2,102 3,259 *Blank = N/A Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 31

21 45,000 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 TITLE I* THROUGH Students 35,076 39,380 40,417 41,602 43,371 JOHNSON O'MALLEY INDIAN EDUCATION THROUGH ,100 1, Students 987 1,007 1, *Throughout the school year 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 1, TITLE VII INDIAN EDUCATION THROUGH Students 1,702 1,604 1,590 1,483 1,705 1, JROTC PROGRAM THROUGH Students Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 33

22 STUDENTS RECOMMENDED FOR RETENTION THROUGH High Schools, 39% STUDENTS WITH DISCIPLINE ACTIONS Alternative Programs, 1% 2,250 2,000 1,750 1,500 Middle School, 33% Elementary, 27% 1,250 1, Students 1,230 1,357 1,388 1,453 2,075 DISCIPLINE INCIDENTS BY REASONS Assault, 2% Unacceptable Dress, 2% Wireless Telecommunication Devices, 2% Disorderly Conduct, 2% Other, 14% 6. STUDENT DROPOUT RATE* THROUGH Tardiness, 5% Bullying, 2% Walked Out of Class, 3% Truancy, 5% Disruptive Behavior, 24% Profanity, 5% Fighting, 7% Disrespect, 7% Defying Authority, Students 3.3% 3.8% 2.5% 5.4% 3.4% *Dropouts are reported for s Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 35

23 *Dropouts are are reported for for s FOUR YEAR GRADUATION RATE THROUGH * 12-13* 13-14** Students 73.9% 73.5% 82.4% 75.3% *Based on federal cohort graduation rate guidelines. **Anticipated reporting date in Summer, Blank = N/A Elementary Elementary Elementary Middle Middle Middle High High High A B C D F OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS A-F REPORT CARD SUMMARY THROUGH Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 37

24 % of Students Scoring Proficient (Full Academic Year) THIRD GRADE OKLAHOMA CRITERION REFERENCE TEST RESULTS THROUGH Math Reading % % 56% % 57% % 53% % 51% Math Reading Science Social Studies* Writing % 55% 75% 49% 77% % 55% 79% 47% 78% % 79% 48% 64% % 5 36% 47% % 47% 28% 53% 38% % of Students Scoring Proficient (Full Academic Year) *Blank = N/A FIFTH GRADE OKLAHOMA CRITERION REFERENCE TEST RESULTS THROUGH % of Students Scoring Proficient (Full Academic Year) FOURTH GRADE OKLAHOMA CRITERION REFERENCE TEST RESULTS THROUGH Math Reading % 57% % 53% % 52% % 53% % 44% Math % of Students Scoring Proficient (Full Academic Year) SIXTH GRADE OKLAHOMA CRITERION REFERENCE TEST RESULTS THROUGH Reading % % % 57% % 48% % 44% Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 39

25 SEVENTH GRADE OKLAHOMA CRITERION REFERENCE TEST RESULTS THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL END OF INSTRUCTION TEST RESULTS THROUGH Math Reading % 53% % 57% % 57% % 52% % 51% % of Students Scoring Proficient (Full Academic Year) 2 English II US History Algebra I Biology % 51% 52% 41% % 59% 61% 54% % 59% 76% 64% % 68% 78% 36% % 71% 65% 35% % of Students Scoring Proficient (Full Academic Year) EIGHTH GRADE OKLAHOMA CRITERION REFERENCE TEST RESULTS THROUGH Math Reading Science US History * Writing % 51% 79% 54% 85% % 57% 8 52% 91% % 62% 75% 54% 87% % 33% 39% % 52% 33% 44% 43% ADVANCED PLACEMENT STUDENTS AND CLASSES THROUGH Students Classes % of Students Scoring Proficient (Full Academic Year) *Blank = N/A Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 41

26 CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT THROUGH INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE GRADUATES THROUGH Students Graduates ACT COMPOSITE SCORES 2010 THROUGH OHLAP* SENIORS THROUGH District State National Students *Oklahoma Higher Learning Access Program Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 43

27 SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING SENIORS THROUGH ACADEMIC ALL STATE SCHOLARS THROUGH $12,000,000 5 $9,000,000 4 $6,000, $3,000,000 1 $ Amount $11,424,374 $11,009,061 $11,768,074 $10,569,652 $9,752, Scholars COLLEGE BOARD AWARDS THROUGH National Merit Finalists National Merit Hispanic Finalists Nat'l Achievement Program Finalists OKLAHOMA ACADEMIC SCHOLARS THROUGH Graduates Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 45

28 PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION Multi Multi Pacific Islander Pacific Islander Asian Asian Black Black Hispanic Hispanic White White Am. Indian Am. Indian Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total C/O Administrators Elem Principals Elem Asst Principals MS Principals MS Asst Principals HS Principals HS Asst Principals Elem Teachers ,411 MS Teachers HS Teachers Spec Assignment Teachers Spec Education Teachers Vocational Teachers Psych/Couns/Therapists Nurses Media Specialists Professional/Technical Classified (Assistants) Classified (Support) Classified (Custodial) Classified (Bus Drivers) Classified (Child Nutrition) Classified (Skilled Labor) Total , , CERTIFIED STAFF WITH ADVANCED DEGREE THROUGH Advanced Degree 36.8% 33.7% 31.4% % AVERAGE TEACHING EXPERIENCE THROUGH Years Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 47

29 100. TEACHER ATTENDANCE RATE THROUGH NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFIED TEACHERS THROUGH Rate 92.3% 92.3% 92.8% 92.7% 93.1% Number AVERAGE CLASS SIZE THROUGH WORKER'S COMPENSATION CLAIMS THROUGH Students Claims Filed Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 49

30 $120,000 $100,000 $80,000 $60,000 $40,000 $20,000 UNITED WAY CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH ,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES THROUGH $ Contributions $123,802 $48,232 $60,669 $50,958 $63, Fall Attendance 27,991 32,065 32,630 30,256 33,016 $4,000 $3,500 $3,000 $2,500 $2,000 $1,500 $1,000 $500 CASUAL 4 KIDS CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH ,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 OPEN HOUSE ATTENDANCE THROUGH $ Contributions $3,906 $175 $3,002 $1,663 $3, Attendance 46,773 46,548 34,116 30,856 36, Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 51

31 6,000 5,000 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP THROUGH State Sources of Revenue, GENERAL FUND REVENUE Unaudited $322,581, Others, 4% Federal Sources of Revenue, 13% 4,000 Non-Revenue Receipts, 8% 3,000 2,000 1, Membership 5,128 4,010 4,603 4,685 5,015 Intermediate Sources of Revenue, 3% General Fund Revenue per Student (ADM) - $7,988 Direct Sources of Revenue, 22% *Blank = N/A 1, COLLEGE FAIR ATTENDANCE THROUGH * Attendance Purchased Property Services, 3% Contracted Services, 4% Other Purchased Services, 1% Employee Benefits, 22% GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES Unaudited $313,784, Supplies, 6% Property, 1% Other Objects, 1% Charter Schools, 8% Salaries, 54% General Fund Expenditure per Student (ADM) - $7, Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 53 53

32 okckids.com okckids.com/facebook okcalumni.com Millions of Dollars $135.0 $120.0 $105.0 $90.0 $75.0 $60.0 $45.0 $30.0 $15.0 $0.0 EXTERNALLY FUNDED GRANTS THROUGH Amount $108.1 $122.0 $103.3 $82.0 $56.1 The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools works to advance excellence, create champions and build strong community support for lasting change in Oklahoma City Public Schools. Advancing Teacher Excellence The Foundation has made a top priority of investing in teachers through the Jean G. Gumerson Endowment for the Pursuit of Teaching Excellence. Teachers can receive a $2,500 scholarship to pursue National Board Certification, and NBCTs can receive a $1,150 scholarship to renew their certificate. Competitive Edge The Competitive Edge program has made it possible for thousands of students to participate in artistic and academic competitions. Grants pay for fees, transportation, meals and lodging. Students gain a sense of purpose that builds their confidence, validates their talents and sets them on a track to life long success through these competitions. 175 grants awarded; $242,916 distributed. Great Idea Grants Great Idea Grants help teachers make learning more exciting and relevant for today s students. Projects may target curriculum, student engagement and/or parental engagement initiatives. 40 grants awarded; $91, distributed. Teachers Warehouse Teachers Warehouse provides free school supplies and classroom materials to bridge the gap between what schools have and what students and teachers need for success. The Teachers Warehouse distributed $410,210 in supplies last fiscal year. DonorsChoose.org The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools has formed a new partnership with DonorsChoose.org that is taking the place of some of the traditional Foundation programs, including Competitive Edge, Great Idea Grants and Teachers Warehouse. This new approach will allow for a broader reach for donors to support the teachers in the district and will allow them to request exactly what they need for classroom support. Mary Mélon, President & CEO, Mary@okckids.com The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 55

33 Selected School Characteristics Elementary Schools 57 57

34 Adams Elementary School 3416 S.W. 37, OKC School named for President John Adams School Mascot: Eagles Ms. Dorothy Violett Principal of Adams since s Served: PK-6 Year Built 1949 Additions 1951, 1953, 1955, 1956, 2008, 2010 Square Footage 53,836 Acres in Site 8.70 Board District Location 3 State Senate District 46 State House District 89 County Commissioner District 2 City Council Ward OKC 3 First Quarter Enrollment 717 Attendance Rate 94. Number of Certified Staff 39 Peak Enrollment (05/13/14) 732 Avg Number Days Enrolled 143 Percent Minority 17.9% Total Served 847 Attending on Transfer 19.5% Attendance Rate 95.6% American Indian 3. Mobility Rate 33.2% Avg Length of Service (Yrs) 15.9 Asian 0.4% Turnover Rate 32.5% Masters Degree or Above 41. Black 3.5% Truancy Rate 0.5% Avg Class Size 23.8 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0. Free/Reduced Lunch 97.3% Substitute Teacher Expense $16,926 Hispanic 78.4% English Language Learners 59.3% Worker s Compensation Claims 5 White 11.9% Special Education 9.3% National Board Certification 1 Multi 2.8% Gifted and Talented 3.3% OCPS Foundation Awards 3 Females 50.2% In-School Suspensions 0 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Males 49.8% Out-of-School Suspensions 53 Library Materials 12,529 Avg Updated Daily Attendance with corrected scores. Recommended for Retention 1.7% Open House Attendance 1,310 Avg Daily Membership Parent-Teacher Conf Day 600 ADAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTA Membership 0 United Way Contributions $1,933 s PK Student Achievement (5)¹ 55 I School: Adams ES Reading F Mathematics F Overall 2014 Student Growth F Reading F Mathematics F Overall Bottom Quartile Growth F Reading F Mathematics F Science F Social Studies F Overall 2014 Student Performance F Attendance Rate 10 (94%) Total 10 FINAL GRADE 55 F 55 Below 60 F OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA CRITERION CRITERION REFERENCE REFERENCE TESTS, TESTS, SPRING SPRING Writing Count: 85, Proficient: 34, Performance Rate: % 37% 4 56% % 48% 46% 35% % 47% 58% 41% % % % 23% 33% 48% % 48% 66% 71% % 68% 58% 56% % 54% 58% 59% % 57% 42% 79% % 39% 42% 48% ¹ 2014 Student Achievement: 5 of the overall grade is based on the Oklahoma School Testing Program assessments in grades three (3) through high school. If the percent of students tested is less than 95%, the overall grade is dropped one letter grade. If the percent of students tested is less than 9, the 58 Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 59

35 Arthur Elementary School 5100 S. Independence, OKC Ms. Rhonda Schroeder Principal of Arthur since s Served: PK-6 Year Built 1953 Updated with corrected scores. Additions 1956, 2013 Square Footage 52,637 ADAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Acres in Site Board District Location 6 OKLAHOMA CRITERION REFERENCE State Senate TESTS, District SPRING State House District County 10 Commissioner District 2 School named for President Chester A. Arthur School Mascot: Owls City Council Ward OKC First Quarter 2 Enrollment 685 Attendance Rate % Number of Certified Staff 38 Peak Enrollment (10/08/13) 685 Avg Number Days Enrolled 142 Percent Minority 23.7% Total Served Attending 5 on Transfer 6 5.5% 3 Attendance 4 Rate % American 2010 Indian 52% 37% 5.3% Mobility 4 Rate 56% % 51% Avg 48% Length of Service 66% (Yrs) 71% 11.1 Asian % 48% 0.9% Turnover 46% Rate 35% % 64% Masters 68% Degree 58% or Above 56% 18.4% Black % 47% 8.5% Truancy 58% Rate 41% % 0.4% Avg 54% Class Size 58% 59% 23.6 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander % 4 0. Free/Reduced 4 51% Lunch % 57% Substitute 57% Teacher 42% Expense 79% $56,767 Hispanic % 23% 62.8% English 33% Language 48% Learners % 63% Worker s 39% Compensation 42% Claims48% 0 White 18.4% Special Education 15.9% National Board Certification 0 Multi 4.1% Gifted and Talented 3.8% ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Females 46.4% In-School Suspensions 40 Library Materials 10,761 Males 53.6% Out-of-School Suspensions 75 Open House Attendance 931 Avg Daily Attendance Recommended for Retention 5.9% Parent-Teacher Conf Day 418 Avg Daily Membership PTA Membership 92 United Way Contributions $945 ARTHUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL s PK Student Achievement (5)¹ 55 I School: Arthur ES Reading F Mathematics F Overall 2014 Student Growth F Reading F Mathematics F Overall Bottom Quartile Growth F Reading F Mathematics F Science F Social Studies D Overall 2014 Student Performance F Attendance Rate 10 (94%) Total 10 FINAL GRADE 54 F 54 Below 60 F % 32% 47% N/A % 5 43% N/A % 47% 64% N/A % 65% 63% N/A % 22% 46% 27% % 38% 46% N/A % 63% 78% N/A % 7 66% N/A % 7 75% N/A % 29% 47% 35% Writing Count: 82, Proficient: 28, Performance Rate: 34% ¹ 2014 Student Achievement: 5 of the overall grade is based on the Oklahoma School Testing Program assessments in grades three (3) through high school. If the percent of students tested is less than 95%, the overall grade is dropped one letter grade. If the percent of students tested is less than 9, the 60 Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 61

36 Bodine Elementary School 5301 S. Bryant, OKC School named for W. D. Bodine, early settler School Mascot: Bobcats Ms. Nikki Coshow Principal of Bodine since s Served: PK-6 Year Built 1967 Additions 1985, 2008, 2009 Square Footage 77,839 Acres in Site Board District Location 7 State Senate District 45 State House District 94 County Commissioner District 2 City Council Ward OKC 4 First Quarter Enrollment 572 Attending on Transfer 2.8% Number of Certified Staff 36 Peak Enrollment (12/13/13) 595 Mobility Rate 53.9% Percent Minority 25. Total Served 742 Turnover Rate 51.8% Attendance Rate 96.2% American Indian 4. Truancy Rate 1.8% Avg Length of Service (Yrs) 9.3 Asian 0.2% Free/Reduced Lunch 99.8% Masters Degree or Above 25. Black 50. English Language Learners 17. Avg Class Size 20.6 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.2% Special Education 11.9% Substitute Teacher Expense $534 Hispanic 23.4% Gifted and Talented 0.5% Worker s Compensation Claims 6 White 18.9% In-School Suspensions 2 National Board Certification 0 Multi 3.3% Out-of-School Suspensions 39 OCPS Foundation Awards 2 Females 47. Recommended for Retention 8.9% ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Males 53. Library Materials 17,720 Avg Daily Attendance Open House Attendance 231 Avg Daily Membership Parent-Teacher Conf Day 447 Attendance Rate 93. PTA Membership 39 Avg Number Days Enrolled 130 United Way Contributions $144 BODINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL s PK Student Achievement (5)¹ 55 I School: Bodine ES Reading F Mathematics D Overall 2014 Student Growth F Reading C Mathematics D Overall Bottom Quartile Growth D Reading F Mathematics F Science F Social Studies F Overall 2014 Student Performance F Attendance Rate 0 (93%) Total 0 FINAL GRADE 47 F 47 Below 60 F % 45% 34% N/A % 38% 35% N/A % 21% 19% 43% % 3 23% 31% % 2 36% 29% % 34% 41% N/A % 35% 28% N/A % 29% 23% 31% % 33% 26% % 51% 27% Writing Count: 73, Proficient: 25, Performance Rate: 34% ¹ 2014 Student Achievement: 5 of the overall grade is based on the Oklahoma School Testing Program assessments in grades three (3) through high school. If the percent of students tested is less than 95%, the overall grade is dropped one letter grade. If the percent of students tested is less than 9, the 62 Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 63

37 Britton Elementary School 1215 N.W. 95, OKC BODINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Kimberly Zachery Principal of Britton since s Served: PK-6 Year Built 1931 Additions 1937, 1939, 1953, 2012 Square Footage 55,173 Acres in Site 4.13 Board District Location 1 US Congressional District 5 State Senate District 48 State House District 99 School 10 named for Alexander Britton, Santa Fe County 10 Commissioner District 3 Railway attorney School 8 Mascot: Bison City Council 8 Ward OKC First Quarter Enrollment 645 Avg Number Days Enrolled 133 Number of Certified Staff 37 2 Peak Enrollment (08/29/13) 652 Attending on Transfer 12.1% Percent Minority 43.2% Total Served Mobility 5 Rate % 3 Attendance 4 Rate % American 2010 Indian37% 45% 4.1% 34% Turnover Rate N/A % 37% Avg 34% Length of Service 41% (Yrs) N/A 10.8 Asian % 38% 0.5% 35% Truancy Rate N/A % 27% Masters 35% Degree 28% or Above N/A 16.2% Black % 21% 44.2% 19% Free/Reduced 43% Lunch % 18% Avg 29% Class Size 23% 31% 22.2 Hawaiian/Pacific % Islander 3 0.3% 23% English Language 31% Learners % 1 Substitute 32% Teacher 33% Expense 26% $20,642 Hispanic 38.4% Special Education 8.5% Worker s Compensation Claims % 2 36% 29% % 51% 27% White 10.9% Gifted and Talented 3.7% National Board Certification 0 Multi 1.6% In-School Suspensions 11 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Females 52.7% Out-of-School Suspensions 129 Library Materials 10,042 Males 47.3% Recommended for Retention 7.7% Open House Attendance 527 Avg Daily Attendance Parent-Teacher Conf Day 566 Avg Daily Membership PTA Membership 32 Attendance Rate 94.3% United Way Contributions $394 BRITTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 10 OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA CRITERION CRITERION REFERENCE TESTS, TESTS, SPRING SPRING s PK Student Achievement (5)¹ 55 I School: Britton ES Reading F Mathematics F Overall 2014 Student Growth F Reading D Mathematics F Overall Bottom Quartile Growth F Reading F Mathematics F Science F Social Studies F Overall 2014 Student Performance F Attendance Rate 10 (94%) Total 10 FINAL GRADE 57 F 57 Below 60 F % 42% 89% N/A % 55% 58% N/A % 39% 41% 55% % 38% 25% 42% % 39% 39% 35% % 77% 81% N/A % 78% 6 N/A % 46% 55% 72% % 47% 46% 32% % 32% 49% 32% Writing Count: 60, Proficient: 12, Performance Rate: 2 ¹ 2014 Student Achievement: 5 of the overall grade is based on the Oklahoma School Testing Program assessments in grades three (3) through high school. If the percent of students tested is less than 95%, the overall grade is dropped one letter grade. If the percent of students tested is less than 9, the 64 Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 65

38 Buchanan Elementary School 4126 N.W. 18, OKC School named for President James Buchanan School Mascot: Bears Year Built 1951 Additions 1951, 1953, 1956, 2012, 2013 Square Footage 60,341 Acres in Site 7.71 Board District Location 3 State Senate District 30 State House District 87 County Commissioner District 3 City Council Ward OKC 3 First Quarter Enrollment 543 Attendance Rate 96.1% Number of Certified Staff 34 Peak Enrollment (12/11/13) 547 Avg Number Days Enrolled 154 Percent Minority 5.9% Total Served 595 Attending on Transfer 3.9% Attendance Rate 95.7% American Indian 2.9% Mobility Rate 22.2% Avg Length of Service (Yrs) 13.6 Asian 3.6% Turnover Rate 25.4% Masters Degree or Above 32.4% Black 4.6% Truancy Rate 0.3% Avg Class Size 21.7 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0. Free/Reduced Lunch 89. Substitute Teacher Expense $12,844 Hispanic 69.8% English Language Learners 60.8% Worker s Compensation Claims 3 White 14.7% Special Education 10.7% National Board Certification 2 Multi 4.4% Gifted and Talented 1.8% ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Females 50.6% In-School Suspensions 2 Library Materials 12,176 Males 49.4% Out-of-School Suspensions 26 Open House Attendance 962 Avg Daily Attendance Recommended for Retention 4.3% Parent-Teacher Conf Day 495 Avg Daily Membership PTA Membership 48 United Way Contributions $658 BUCHANAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Scott Kaufman Principal of Buchanan since s Served: PK-6 s PK Student Achievement (5)¹ 55 I School: Buchanan ES Reading C Mathematics C Overall 2014 Student Growth C Reading F Mathematics F Overall Bottom Quartile Growth F Reading F Mathematics D Science F Social Studies C Overall 2014 Student Performance F Attendance Rate 10 (>95%) Total 10 FINAL GRADE 70 C- 70 Below 60 F % 76% 57% N/A % 65% 75% N/A % 62% N/A % 79% 78% % 47% 75% 38% % 7 78% N/A N/A % 96% 7 N/A % % 64% 78% 27% Writing Count: 56, Proficient: 24, Performance Rate: 43% ¹ 2014 Student Achievement: 5 of the overall grade is based on the Oklahoma School Testing Program assessments in grades three (3) through high school. If the percent of students tested is less than 95%, the overall grade is dropped one letter grade. If the percent of students tested is less than 9, the 66 Oklahoma City Public Schools Statistical Profile 67