Annual Report-2023-24 - Flipbook - Page 24
SUCCESS STORIES: KCKPS SCHOOLS
ACHIEVE IMPROVEMENT GOAL
Four KCKPS elementary schools—Emerson, Frank Rushton, John
Fiske, and T.A. Edison—have been recognized for excep琀椀onal student
achievement and overcoming signi昀椀cant challenges within their school
popula琀椀ons. Based on Kansas assessment results, chronic absenteeism
rates, and socio-economic factors, these awards highlight outstanding
accomplishments in math and reading.
KCKPS
SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDS AND
GRADUATES
Math Achievements:
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Notable increase in the “Near Mastery” category across all school
levels (elementary, middle, high school).
Slight improvement in the “Mastery” category.
ELA Achievements:
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Growth in the “Mastery” level at all school levels.
Con琀椀nued reduc琀椀on in students at Level 1.
Challenges persist, with 40% of students in ESOL and 60% speaking
a language other than English at home.
Fastbridge Math Tes琀椀ng:
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Highest percentage of students “on track” (40.79%) in the past three
years.
77% of students showed at least modest growth.
Fastbridge ELA Tes琀椀ng:
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Highest percentage of students “on track” (30.33%) in the past three
years.
76% of students showed at least modest growth.
English Language Learners:
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510 students scored pro昀椀cient on the KELPA assessment and exited
ESOL services.
5,709 students scored nearly pro昀椀cient.
Students who exit ESOL services score pro昀椀cient on KAP
assessments at twice the rate of non-ELL students and 昀椀ve 琀椀mes
the rate of current ELL students.
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ALFRED FAIRFAX ACADEMY
$362,000 in scholarships, 27
graduates
F. L. SCHLAGLE HS
$32 million in scholarships, 173
graduates
J. C. HARMON HS
$58 million in scholarships, 270
graduates
SUMNER ACADEMY
$128.3 million in scholarships,
186 graduates
WASHINGTON HS
$38.7 million in scholarships,
253 graduates
WYANDOTTE HS
$47 million in scholarships,
350 graduates
500 REACH
115 graduates
