Urban Montessori Charter School
Minutes
Academic Oversight Committee Regular Meeting
Date and Time
Thursday November 10, 2022 at 4:00 PM
Location
4551 Steele Street, Oakland, CA 94619. Signage on campus will direct you to the correct room, generally the Sun Room.
The public may comment and participate via Zoom if they prefer. The public may also email comments to janf@urbanmontessori.org to be shared during the meeting. Please make that intention clear in your email.
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Committee Members Present
D. Williams (remote), K. Fortuna (remote)
Committee Members Absent
None
Guests Present
D. Bissonnette
I. Opening Items
A.
Call the Meeting to Order
B.
Record Attendance
C.
Review of Action/Discussion Items
D.
Presentations from the Floor
E.
Vote on Minutes from Prior Meeting
II. Academic Oversight
A.
Instructional Updates
B.
NWEA and SBAC data
Daniel shared data slides on NWEA Fall 2022
Reading: shows a dip in scores in 5th and 6th grade, similar to last year.
Math: similar findings. Steadier decline from 1st-5th grade.
Growth data: fall to fall.
Reading: 48% met, 36 did not, 14% in margin of error
Math 37% met, 43% did not, 19% in margin of error
Break down of levels by ethnicity/FRL/SPED/ELL
Projection of State Exam based on NWEA: higher than raw numbers from last year's spring NWEA
Looking at inventions particularly around math. Vague because it hasn't been discussed with staff but options might include: programming in after school program (students who don't attend might be invited to attend a couple days of the week); having teachers take tests to get a sense of how problems are presented there v how they are taught; looking at strand data around which specific types of math students are struggling with to focus on those
SBAC - dashboard isn't out yet.
III. Closing Items
A.
Topics for next meeting
SBAC if dashboard is available.
Possibly student panoramic data
Main thing is data - even in coaching sessions, the focus is on data. No other items.