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BEATING THE ODDS Overview September 23, 2015

What Makes a System Charter School High-Quality? Strong Academic Results Financial Sustainability Well- Trained and High- Functioning Local School Governing Team Legal and Regulatory Compliance 9/23/2015 2

Academic Standards High quality system charter schools Beat the Odds each year CCRPI exceeds state average each year 3

78.0 77.0 Accountability: CCRPI Comparison 3-Year History of Average CCRPI Scores 77.0 76.0 75.8 75.0 74.0 74.1 74.4 73.8 73.0 72.8 72.0 71.0 70.0 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Charter Schools Non-Charter Schools 9/23/2015 4

Accountability: CCRPI Comparison by School Type 80 3-Year History of Average CCRPI Scores (By Charter Type) 78.6 78 76 76.8 75.8 76.7 74.9 74 72.9 74.4 73.8 72 72.8 72.6 71.8 70 70.2 68 66 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Non-Charter Schools System Conversion Start-up 9/23/2015 5

CCRPI Overall Scores - Actual Note: Charters schools may have more than one score within the distribution. The CCRPI calculates a school level score for grades K-5; 6-8; and 9;12 and schools with grade configurations that span multiple will receive a score for each level. 9/23/2015 6

What is BTO? The Beating the Odds analysis is a cross-sectional regression model Analytical Aim: Use non-malleable factors to predict performance on a school s CCRPI Data: CCRPI school-level dataset, GaDOE student record file, and GaDOE CPI data Be sure your school data in these datasets is accurate! 9/23/2015 7

Beating the Odds Data Sources To complete the Beating the Odds analysis, an annual unique cross-sectional dataset is created using information from the College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI), the Governor s Office of Student Achievement s Report Card, and the Georgia Department of Education s Student Record. Data are matched across data sources using the unique concatenation of system ID and school ID variables that are captured within each of the databases. 9/23/2015 8

Data Sources Beating the Odds The primary outcome variable, CCRPI Single Score, is extracted from the Georgia Department of Education s Accountability website. Outcome variables are extracted after the official release of the CCRPI and results are signed-off by the Georgia Department of Education s Accountability staff. 9/23/2015 9

Data Sources Beating the Odds Beating the Odds uses the CCRPI Single Score without Challenge points. For schools that do not span grade clusters, this score is the Single Score minus Challenge points. For schools that span grade clusters, this score is the weighted average based on enrollment of each grade cluster s CCRPI score without Challenge points. Enrollment by grade cluster is provided by the Georgia Department of Education s Accountability Division. 9/23/2015 10

Beating the Odds Data Sources (continued) Demographic information is provided by the Georgia Department of Education and includes information on full academic year (FAY) students only, as defined by the CCRPI. BTO includes the percentage of students by race/ethnicity: Asian/Pacific Islander, Black, Hispanic, Multi-racial, Native American and White. The percentage of students who are White serve as the reference category. 9/23/2015 11

Beating the Odds Data Sources (continued) The model also includes the percentage of students with disability, the percentage of English Language Learners, and the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch (FRL). The 2014 model also includes a variable that indicates whether the school participated in Provision 2 of the Special Assistance Alternatives (SAS) or the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), as provided by the Georgia Department of Education s School Nutrition Program. The percentage FRL is recoded to equal 100% for all CEP and SAS schools. 9/23/2015 12

Beating the Odds Data Sources (continued) The enrollment number represents the number of K-12 students enrolled at the school during the October FTE count. This information is from the Governor s Office of Student Achievement s Report Card, as provided by the Georgia Department of Education. The grade cluster information is based on grades served, as listed on the CCRPI. Schools are classified into one of the following grade clusters: elementary only, elementary and middle, middle only, middle and high, high only, K-12, and primary. The elementary only cluster serves as the reference category. 9/23/2015 13

Beating the Odds Data Sources (continued) The churn rate is calculated by the Governor s Office of Student Achievement, based on data from the Georgia Department of Education s Student Record. The churn rate measures the number of student entries and exits during the school year divided by the number of students in the school on the Georgia Department of Education s fall count date. 9/23/2015 14

Beating the Odds Analytical Technique Beating the Odds is estimated through the following functional form: Single Score without Challenge Points = β 0 + β 1 *(Demographic percentages) + β 2 *(Enrollment count) + β 3 *(Grade cluster) +β 4 *(SAS/CEP) + β 5 *(Churn rate) + ε To control for heterogeneity of error, this analysis utilizes a robust standard error approach. 9/23/2015 15

Beating the Odds Estimation & Post-estimation Strategy To calculate the predicted CCRPI score without Challenge points, the following approach was used. Specifically, a linear prediction from the fitted regression model is specified as: y j = b 1 x 1j + b 2 x 2j + + b k x kj such that x 1j, x 2j,, x kj are obtained from the actual reported school-level data. 9/23/2015 16

Beating the Odds Estimation & Post-estimation Strategy (continued) After producing the predicted score, BTO estimates a 95% confidence interval to determine whether the predicted CCRPI score is statistically different from the actual CCRPI. The following approach is used to generate the BTO range: ogenerate the predicted scores using the approach described above. ocalculate the standard error of the prediction for each school. 9/23/2015 17

Beating the Odds Estimation & Post-estimation Strategy (continued) Calculate the lower bound of the confidence interval by subtracting the product of the 1.96 (z-score for the 95 th percentile) and the predicted standard error from the predicted score. oif the lower bound is less than zero, it is recoded to equal zero. oif the lower bound is greater than 100, it is recoded to equal 100. 9/23/2015 18

Beating the Odds Estimation & Post-estimation Strategy (continued) Calculate the upper bound of the confidence interval by adding the product of the 1.96 (zscore for the 95 th percentile) and the predicted standard error to the predicted score. oif the upper bound is greater than 100, it is recoded to equal 100. 9/23/2015 19

Beating the Odds Estimation & Post-estimation Strategy (continued) Schools then receive one of the three following designations: Beat the Odds: If a school s actual CCRPI single score is greater than the upper bound of the 95% confidence interval Met Expectations: If a school s actual CCRPI single score is within the 95% confidence interval Did Not Beat the Odds: If a school s actual CCRPI single score is less than the lower bound of the 95% confidence interval 9/23/2015 20

2013 Draft BTO 9/23/2015 21

BTO and Charter Renewal During each year of its first five-year charter term, each System Charter School shall beat the odds as determined by a formula measuring expected student growth. oif each System Charter School fails to beat the odds in Year 1 of the charter, the Charter System shall decrease the number of System Charter Schools not beating the odds during Years 2 and 3 at a rate so that all System Charter Schools will beat the odds in Year 4. 9/23/2015 22

BTO and Charter Renewal Renewal decisions for new charter systems first converting in 2014 or later will be based in part on whether each System Charter School beat the odds in each of the first four years of its first charter term (Years 1-4). 9/23/2015 23

CCRPI and Charter Renewal For new Charter Systems first converting in 2014 or later, using Year 1 of the charter term to establish a CCRPI baseline, the Charter System s CCRPI score shall be equal to or better than the State in Year 2, and better than the State in Years 3-5 of the charter contract. 9/23/2015 24

CCRPI and Charter Renewal If the Charter System s first-year CCRPI score is lower than the State, the Charter System shall have until the end of Year 2 of the charter term to close the gap between the Charter System and the State. In Years 3-5 of the charter term, the Charter System s CCRPI score shall be better than the State. 9/23/2015 25

CCRPI and Charter Renewal Renewal decisions for new Charter Systems first converting in 2014 or later will be based in part on whether the Charter System s CCRPI score was equal to or better than the State in Year 2, and better than the State Years 3-4 of the charter contract. 9/23/2015 26

CCRPI, BTO and Charter Renewal The comparison to state CCRPI averages is only significant for those schools not "beating the odds" The key question is whether a school is "beating the odds" -- i.e., doing better than schools across the state serving similar students in similar situations 9/23/2015 27

CCRPI, BTO and Charter Renewal Charter systems can win renewal if their schools are beating the odds regardless of where the school s CCRPI stands compared to the state average Charter systems will never suffer negative consequences merely for attracting students most in need of help! 9/23/2015 28

CCRPI, BTO and Charter Renewal Charter systems only risk their charters if they fail to add sufficient measurable value while educating the children that do show up. That's what the BTO measure tells us about a school Thus, even though it will some schools years to catch up with their local district and the state on CCRPI, their system will win charter renewal if they continue to beat the odds each year 9/23/2015 29