Superior K-5 Schools Compared as a Group

2007

How They Compare Locally and Statewide

How the Wisconsin Office of Educational Accountability evaluates school effectivenessEach year the Wisconsin Office of Educational Accountability issues a “report card” for every school in the state. Here is a summary table displaying how all of the six elementary K-5 schools in the School District of Superior compare to state averages.

Scores for each school in each priority area are color coded to coincide with the colors of the OEA School Report Cards table. Scores that are below the state average are shown using red text.

Superior Elementary School Scores by Color Coding used by the state education dept.All data taken from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction website, and from the Accountability Reports Cards page on this website.

Judging from the coloration of this table, it would appear that some of our schools have a bit of work to do to achieve state average scores in some categories, at least compared to what the state department of education mandates.

Each school is also given an overall score, and this is encouraging since every Superior K-5 school received a Meets Expectations score or above. Here are the overall scores of all elementary schools.

School Name Overall Score Rating
Four Corners 88.7% Significantly Exceeds Expectations
Bryant 82.1% Exceeds Expectations
Cooper 77.5% Exceeds Expectations
Great Lakes 71.7% Meets Expectations
Northern Lights 70.8% Meets Expectations
Lake Superior 68.3% Meets Expectations

For more details on how each category is defined, please see image displayed below this table. Below that we’ve added a slider that shows how each school ranked in greater detail.

These are the standards by which the WI Office of Educational Accountability reports on the effectiveness of Wisconsin Schools.

The above standards are how the WI Office of Educational Accountability reports on the effectiveness of Wisconsin Schools.

There are six images in this slider, one for each K-5 school in the Superior School District. They rotate every 10 seconds. Click on any image to immediately go to the next one.




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