little rock school district

810 W. Markham St. | Little Rock , AR 722015014471002

Superintendent Marvin Burton

Enrollment 23,594

Avg. Class Size 18

Avg. years teaching Experience 14

• District avg. $13,486• State avg. $9,324

School Choice Transfers 1,795

DISTRICT CHARACTERISTICS

Per pupil spending

0.3 % American Indian / Alaskan

2.2 % Asian

66.6 % Black / African American

0.0 % Hawaiian / Pacific Islander

10.8 % Hispanic / Latino

19.3 % White

0.8 % Two or More Races

Race/Ethnicity Statistics

10 %

71 %

Students eligible to receive specialeducation 11 %

Limited English proficiency

Lowincome

Other Demographics

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Little Rock School DistrictDistrict Report Card 20122013

2013

Little Rock School District 6001000

INDICATOR: Achievement

20102011 20112012 20122013

Tested 20122013 Below Basic Basic Proficient Advanced

Prof &Advanced Below Basic Basic Proficient Advanced


Prof &Advanced District

3rd Grade Literacy Annual Measurable Objective (AMO) 61.92 2012 AMO 65.09 AMO

Combined Population 98.87 15.27 14.59 25.58 44.56 70.14 68.27

TAGG 98.66 19.99 18.5 29.16 32.35 61.51 61.03

African American 99.18 18.84 18.31 29.75 33.1 62.85 61.78

Hispanic 97.89 25.35 17.97 26.27 30.41 56.68 63.48

Caucasian 99 3.66 4.3 17.42 74.62 92.04 88.97

Economically Disadvantaged 98.92 19.85 17.99 29.98 32.17 62.16 60.93

Students with Disabilities 99.59 47.17 23.58 14.15 15.09 29.25 35.06

Limited English Proficient 96.47 23.43 19.67 25.94 30.96 56.9

Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 3rd Grade Literacy RV

Female 98.8 10.89 12.06 24.87 52.19 77.05

Male 98.94 19.58 17.07 26.28 37.07 63.35

Migrant RV RV RV RV RV RV

3rd Grade Mathematics Annual Measurable Objective (AMO) 61.11 2012 AMO 64.35 AMO


TAGG 99.16 5.47 24.89 34.56 35.08 69.65 61.14


Hispanic 99.58 4.11 26.03 32.42 37.44 69.86 69.48

Caucasian 99.2 1.07 3.65 14.38 80.9 95.28 89.12




Female 99.2 4.05 17.04 29.71 49.2 78.91

Male 99.23 4.29 22.38 28.87 44.46 73.33


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4th Grade Literacy Annual Measurable Objective (AMO) 61.92 2012 AMO 65.09 AMO


TAGG 99.07 5.96 22.89 38.67 32.48 71.15 61.03


Hispanic 98.22 4.37 23.79 34.47 37.38 71.84 63.48

Caucasian 99.75 1.05 5.53 20 73.42 93.42 88.97




Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in 4th Grade Literacy RV

Female 99.14 2.97 14.87 33.75 48.4 82.15

Male 99.18 6.17 22.45 36.14 35.24 71.38


4th Grade Mathematics Annual Measurable Objective (AMO) 61.11 2012 AMO 64.35 AMO


TAGG 99.21 17.14 17.84 33.28 31.74 65.02 61.14


Hispanic 98.67 8.7 13.04 35.27 43 78.26 69.48

Caucasian 99.75 2.63 3.95 17.63 75.79 93.42 89.12



Limited English Proficient 98.78 7.76 12.5 29.74 50 79.74

Female 99.24 11.66 14.97 30.97 42.4 73.37

Male 99.28 15.25 15.47 31.05 38.23 69.28




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TAGG 99.3 7.07 23.68 39.99 29.26 69.25 61.03


Hispanic 98.72 9.09 22.97 32.54 35.41 67.94 63.48

Caucasian 99.48 1.92 5.22 18.96 73.9 92.86 88.97


Students with Disabilities 98.96 27.6 46 19.6 6.8 26.4 35.06



Female 99.26 2.26 14.33 37.13 46.28 83.41

Male 99.38 8.73 24.31 34.59 32.38 66.96




TAGG 99.44 30.58 23.66 29.39 16.37 45.76 61.14

African American 99.36 32.56 23.58 31 12.87 43.87 60.22

Hispanic 99.57 21.9 23.81 27.62 26.67 54.29 69.48

Caucasian 99.48 6.04 9.07 20.88 64.01 84.89 89.12


Students with Disabilities 98.96 68.4 14.4 12 5.2 17.2 42.49


Female 99.47 21.65 20.29 30.67 27.4 58.06

Male 99.38 28.95 19.89 26.63 24.53 51.16




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5th Grade Science

Combined Population 99.48 25.38 39.43 24.6 10.6 35.19

TAGG 99.51 30.71 44.76 20.52 4.01 24.54

African American 99.44 32.61 46.76 18.38 2.24 20.62

Hispanic 99.57 26.19 40 27.14 6.67 33.81

Caucasian 99.48 4.4 17.86 40.66 37.09 77.75

Economically Disadvantaged 99.55 30.53 45.72 20.36 3.39 23.75

Students with Disabilities 99.31 63.75 25.9 7.17 3.19 10.36


Female 99.47 22.66 41.49 26.49 9.36 35.85

Male 99.49 28.04 37.42 22.74 11.81 34.55




TAGG 98.71 14.67 39.36 33.23 12.73 45.96 61.03


Hispanic 95.39 23.36 27.74 37.23 11.68 48.91 63.48

Caucasian 100 5.44 14.23 28.03 52.3 80.33 88.97





Female 99.27 6.15 31.63 38.41 23.82 62.23

Male 98.47 18.38 38.3 28.66 14.65 43.32




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TAGG 99.21 24.75 30.78 28.77 15.7 44.47 61.14


Hispanic 98.03 22.14 23.57 30.71 23.57 54.29 69.48

Caucasian 100 6.69 14.23 23.85 55.23 79.08 89.12




Female 99.39 16.77 25.99 32.52 24.71 57.23

Male 99.17 25.03 30.4 24.14 20.43 44.57




TAGG 97.83 10.79 31.21 42.76 15.23 57.99 61.03


Hispanic 96.86 16.42 24.63 47.76 11.19 58.96 63.48

Caucasian 97.85 1.89 8.96 36.32 52.83 89.15 88.97





Female 98.86 4.5 22.21 45.1 28.2 73.3

Male 97.59 13.54 32.31 38.2 15.95 54.16




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TAGG 98.28 30.31 22.15 33.64 13.91 47.54 61.14


Hispanic 99.37 22.46 24.64 40.58 12.32 52.9 69.48

Caucasian 98.28 6.57 8.45 24.41 60.56 84.98 89.12



Limited English Proficient 100 22.05 26.77 37.8 13.39 51.18

Female 99.11 20.79 20.24 36.82 22.15 58.97

Male 98.07 30.4 20.67 27.6 21.33 48.93


7th Grade Science


TAGG 98.13 46.5 36.08 15.33 2.08 17.42


Hispanic 99.37 51.45 33.33 13.77 1.45 15.22

Caucasian 98.28 7.51 19.25 40.38 32.86 73.24


Students with Disabilities 97.33 83.1 12.68 4.23 0 4.23


Female 99.11 38.45 38.45 16.85 6.25 23.1

Male 97.83 41.66 30.57 20.96 6.81 27.77




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20102011 20112012 20122013







TAGG 98.31 11.56 31.16 42.45 14.83 57.28 61.03


Hispanic 98.57 10.16 25 43.75 21.09 64.84 63.48

Caucasian 98.61 1.49 11.57 28.36 58.58 86.94 88.97





Female 98.55 4.24 20.8 41.59 33.38 74.97

Male 98.51 13.32 30.36 40.21 16.11 56.32




TAGG 98.47 43.7 23.61 25.81 6.87 32.69 61.14


Hispanic 100 30.77 24.62 30 14.62 44.62 69.48

Caucasian 98.61 10.07 9.7 31.34 48.88 80.22 89.12




Female 98.79 32.65 21.51 29.45 16.39 45.84

Male 98.63 36.62 21.7 27.03 14.65 41.68




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EOC Algebra I Annual Measurable Objective (AMO) 61.11 2012 AMO 64.35 AMO


TAGG 92.25 11.94 34.17 43.3 10.58 53.88 61.14


Hispanic 91.49 10.48 36.29 40.32 12.9 53.23 69.48

Caucasian 95.97 0.44 10.62 30.53 58.41 88.94 89.12



Limited English Proficient 89.91 13 38 36 13 49

Female 93.51 6.43 28.43 44.57 20.57 65.14

Male 92.25 12.45 30.19 38.63 18.74 57.37


EOC Geometry Annual Measurable Objective (AMO) 61.11 2012 AMO 64.35 AMO


TAGG 92.85 17.2 43.4 33.57 5.83 39.41 61.14


Hispanic 96.35 11.54 36.92 40 11.54 51.54 69.48

Caucasian 96.65 0.78 12.79 39.92 46.51 86.43 89.12


Students with Disabilities 93.33 42.86 42.86 14.29 0 14.29 42.49


Female 95.26 12.7 35.73 37.96 13.61 51.57

Male 92.77 14.24 36.67 34.7 14.39 49.09




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EOC Biology


TAGG 95.99 48.5 36.86 12.61 2.03 14.64


Hispanic 97.41 39.25 39.25 15.89 5.61 21.5

Caucasian 97.64 8.54 26.69 35.94 28.83 64.77


Students with Disabilities 97.47 87.62 8.57 3.81 0 3.81


Female 96.64 35.84 38.08 18.84 7.25 26.09

Male 96.42 39.19 33.63 17.57 9.61 27.18


Grade 11 Literacy Annual Measurable Objective (AMO) 61.92 2012 AMO 65.09 AMO


TAGG 91.7 11.24 42.84 38.7 7.22 45.92 61.03


Hispanic 92.56 15.38 39.42 31.73 13.46 45.19 63.48

Caucasian 95.12 1.01 6.06 28.28 64.65 92.93 88.97




Number of recently arrived LEP students not assessed in Grade 11 Literacy RV

Female 94.77 4.17 28.26 43.61 23.96 67.56

Male 90.93 11.11 34.92 31.59 22.38 53.97




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INDICATOR: Achievement State NAEP Results

20102011 20122013

Below Basic Basic Proficient AdvancedProf &

Advanced Below Basic Basic Proficient AdvancedProf &

Advanced

4th Grade Literacy

All Students 37 33 24 6 30 34 34 25 7 32

African American 60 29 10 1 11 55 30 13 2 15

Hispanic 50 32 15 3 18 43 33 19 5 24

Caucasian 28 34 30 8 38 26 36 30 8 38

Economically Disadvantaged 47 33 18 3 21 44 34 19 3 22

Students with Disabilities 75 16 8 1 9 72 19 8 2 10

Limited English Proficient 59 27 12 2 14 53 31 15 2 17

4th Grade Mathematics

All Students 19 43 33 4 37 17 44 34 5 39


Hispanic 24 48 25 3 28 21 48 28 2 30

Caucasian 12 43 39 6 45 11 42 40 7 47




NAEP Participation Rates 4th Grade Students with Disabilities (Literacy) = 89.004th Grade Limited English Proficient (Literacy) = 98.004th Grade Students with Disabilities (Mathematics) =

92.004th Grade Limited English Proficient (Mathematics) =

98.00

4th Grade Students with Disabilities (Literacy) = 92.004th Grade Limited English Proficient (Literacy) = 98.00

4th Grade Students with Disabilities (Mathematics) = 90.004th Grade Limited English Proficient (Mathematics) = 99.00

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INDICATOR: Achievement State NAEP Results

20102011 20122013

Below Basic Basic Proficient AdvancedProf &

Advanced Below Basic Basic Proficient AdvancedProf &

Advanced

8th Grade Literacy

All Students 29 43 26 2 28 27 43 27 3 30


Hispanic 36 44 20 1 21 31 48 20 1 21

Caucasian 21 44 33 2 35 20 42 33 4 37




8th Grade Mathematics

All Students 30 41 24 5 29 31 41 23 5 28


Hispanic 36 44 18 2 20 32 48 18 2 20

Caucasian 21 42 31 6 37 22 44 28 6 34




NAEP Participation Rates 8th Grade Students with Disabilities (Literacy) = 87.008th Grade Limited English Proficient (Literacy) = 98.008th Grade Students with Disabilities (Mathematics) =

88.008th Grade Limited English Proficient (Mathematics) =

96.00

8th Grade Students with Disabilities (Literacy) = 83.008th Grade Limited English Proficient (Literacy) = 96.00

8th Grade Students with Disabilities (Mathematics) = 84.008th Grade Limited English Proficient (Mathematics) = 96.00

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20102011 20112012 20122013

School District State School District State School District State

Grade One Reading Comprehension 46 56

Grade One Math Problems 43 56

Grade Two Reading Comprehension 48 59

Grade Two Math Problems 45 58

Grade Three Reading 46 51

Grade Three Math 46 55

Grade Four Reading 45 53

Grade Four Math 51 61

Grade Five Reading 38 47

Grade Five Math 45 55

Grade Five Science 46 60

Grade Six Reading 32 46

Grade Six Math 38 55

Grade Seven Reading 37 50

Grade Seven Math 42 54

Grade Seven Science 41 61

Grade Eight Reading 41 53

Grade Eight Math 43 54

Grade Nine Reading Comprehension 39 50

Grade Nine Math Concepts and Problems 39 49

Download 2012 School Report Card for 2011Norm Referenced Test Results

Download 2012 School Report Card for 2012Norm Referenced Test Results

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American College Test (ACT)

Number of Students Taking Voluntary Universal ACT 1,149 6,692

District Provided Remediation for Students Taking Voluntary Universal ACT Y 48

Number of Students in College and Career Readiness Planning (CCRPP) 1,790

Number of Students Taking ACT in Grades 911 1,552 26,174

Number of Students Taking ACT in Grade 12 862 18,507

ACT Reading 22.28 21.67

ACT English 21.98 21.31

ACT Mathematics 20.73 20.73

ACT Science 21.42 21.04

ACT Composite 21.74 21.31

Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT)

Number of Students Taking SAT College Admission Test 98 897

SAT Critical Reading Mean 562 473

SAT Math Mean 548 472

SAT Writing Mean 562 459

Advanced Placement Courses (AP)

Number of Students Taking Advanced Placement (AP) Courses 1,757 24,364

Number of AP Exams Taken 3,995 42,545

Number of AP Exams Scored 3, 4, or 5 1,390 13,296

Number of Students Taking International Baccalaureate Courses 219

Download 2012 School Report Card for 2011College Readiness Results

Download 2012 School Report Card for 2012College Readiness Results

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INDICATOR: School Performance

20102011 20112012 20122013


No Child Left Behind Met Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP)

Achieving Standards

First Year Not to Meet Standards (Alert)

Year One of Targeted School Improvement**

Year Two of Targeted School Improvement

Targeted Corrective Action

Targeted Intensive School Improvement

Targeted Restructuring

Year One of Whole School Improvement

Year Two of Whole School Improvement

Whole School Corrective Action

Whole School Intensive Improvement

Whole School Intensive Restructuring

State Directed

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Arkansas ESEA Accountability

Needs Improvement 23 797

Needs Improvement Priority 7 38

Needs Improvement Priority Met Year 1 Exit Criteria 0 4

Needs Improvement Focus 9 80

Needs Improvement Focus Met Year 1 Exit Criteria 0 8

Achieving 6 130

Exemplary 1 9

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Improvement School Rating (Gains)

Improvement (Gain) School Rating

1 Schools in need of Immediate Improvement 12 428 3 85

2 Schools Approaching Standards (Alert) 22 502 15 232

3 Schools Meeting Improvement Standards 26 624 15 349

4 Schools Exceeding Improvement Standards 24 366 10 264

5 Schools of Excellence for Improvement 6 98 2 76



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Performance School Rating (Gains)

Performance (Status) School Rating

1 Schools in need of Immediate Improvement 7 9

2 Schools Approaching Standards (Alert) 16 10

3 Schools Meeting Standards 187 150

4 Schools Exceeding Standards 496 416

5 Schools of Excellence 321 444

District Provides Textbooks or Digital Resources for all Pupils

District Provides Textbooks or Digital Resources for all Pupils Y 100 % Y 100 % Y 100 %

Annual Accreditation Status

Annual Accreditation Status Accredited 38 859 40 838 36 783

AccreditedCited 8 185 6 212 7 249

AccreditedProbationary 0 25 0 18 2 30

Attendance Rate (*State Goal 91.13%)

Attendance Rate Combined 94.5 % 94.7 % 94.9 % 95.2 % 91.3 % 94.1 %

Attendance Rate for Targeted Acheivement Gap Group 91.4 % 93.9 %

Attendance Rate African American 90.7 % 94.1 %

Attendance Rate Hispanic 93.1 % 94.5 %

Attendance Rate Caucasian 91.4 % 94.0 %

Attendance Rate Economically Disadvantaged 91.4 % 93.7 %

Attendance Rate Students with Disabilities 90.9 % 94.0 %

Attendance Rate Limited English Proficient 92.9 % 94.8 %

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Dropout Rate

Dropout Rate 6.05 % 2.58 % 5.53 % 2.43 % 3.28 % 2.12 %

Graduation Rate (*State Goal 85%)

Graduation Rate Combined 66.8 % 79.6 % 81.8 % 84.1 % 75.4 % 84.9 %

Graduation Rate for Targeted Acheivement Gap Group 59.8 % 74.6 % 77.5 % 79.3 % 70.3 % 80.5 %

Graduation Rate African American 64.1 % 71.4 % 79.3 % 78.1 % 73.8 % 78.1 %

Graduation Rate Hispanic 56.8 % 74.0 % 64.5 % 78.0 % 66.9 % 81.8 %

Graduation Rate Caucasian 75.9 % 83.2 % 92.4 % 87.0 % 83.3 % 87.8 %

Graduation Rate Economically Disadvantaged 59.7 % 74.5 % 77.6 % 79.1 % 69.6 % 80.3 %

Graduation Rate Students with Disabilities 56.8 % 73.8 % 79.2 % 79.2 % 72.6 % 80.4 %

Graduation Rate Limited English Proficient 54.3 % 71.1 % 70.6 % 77.3 % 68.3 % 80.8 %

Grade Inflation Rate 3.08 % 2.51 %

College Remediation Rate 57.2 % 47.8 % 62.4 % 49.4 % 56.9 % 43.0 %

Enrollment

October 1 Enrollment 24,226 468,066 24,049 468,656 23,594 471,867

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INDICATOR: School Environment

20102011 20112012 20122013


Discipline Policies Distributed to Parents 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 %

Discipline Training Provided to Staff 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 %

Parental Involvement Plan Adopted 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 %

District Alternative Learning Environment Compliance Y 97.67 % Y 98.83 % Y 96.89 %

Expulsions 1 505 12 378 2 471

Weapons Incidents 44 711 47 690 27 763

Staff Assaults 81 408 63 436 50 495

Student Assaults 92 1,952 50 1,944 45 2,302

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INDICATOR: Retention

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Number of Students Retained at Grade 1 45 1,655 56 1,534 71 1,416

Percent of Students Retained at Grade 1 2.16 % 4.40 % 2.78 % 4.09 % 3.47 % 3.82 %

Number of Students Retained at Grade 2 37 633 23 594 44 558














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INDICATOR: Teacher Quality

20102011 20112012 20122013


% Teachers Completely Certified (Licensed) 97.9 % 97.9 %

% Teachers with Emergency / Provisional Credentials 1.5 % 0.9 %

% Teachers with Bachelor's Degree 55.0 % 61.0 % 53.0 % 59.0 % 53.0 % 59.0 %

% Teachers with Master's Degree 44.0 % 39.0 % 45.0 % 40.0 % 46.0 % 40.0 %

% Teachers with Advanced Degree 1.0 % 1.0 % 1.0 % 1.0 % 1.0 % 1.0 %

HQ Teachers in High Poverty Schools

% Core Academic Classes not Taught by HQ Teachers 2.6 % 0.9 %

HQ Teachers in Low Poverty Schools


HQ Teachers Aggregate of All Economic Levels


School Board Members Hours of Training

Norma Johnson 30.25

Tara Shephard 6.00

Greg Adams 17.50

C.E Mcadoo 19.25

Jody Carreiro 4.00

Dianne Curry 49.75

Leslie Fisken 13.00

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INDICATOR: School Choice

20102011 20112012 20122013


Percent of Students School Choice 7.77 % 3.34 % 8.04 % 2.90 % 7.84 % 2.68 %

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INDICATOR: School Funding

20102011 20112012 20122013


Mills Voted 46.4 37.0 46.4 37.2 46.4 37.4

Expenditure Per Student $12,851 $9,315 $12,825 $9,379 $13,486 $9,324

Average Teacher Salary $53,069 $46,663 $53,296 $46,946 $57,359 $47,316

Total Expenditures $366,732,607 $5,171,678,766 $346,132,595 $5,196,885,067 $352,150,173 $5,088,669,535

Instructional Expenditures $179,805,275 $2,508,579,625 $172,787,394 $2,485,540,210 $175,393,601 $2,472,977,282

Administrative Expenditures $21,305,178 $315,455,818 $20,090,531 $317,870,955 $21,037,384 $312,346,508

Extracurricular Expenditures $2,061,763 $165,701,106 $3,338,324 $201,604,356 $3,821,326 $184,520,020

Capital Expenditures $32,117,768 $649,987,805 $19,815,588 $608,547,135 $19,701,151 $531,101,753

Debt Service Expenditures $13,356,632 $226,232,300 $9,980,290 $267,265,988 $8,726,785 $235,094,970

Free and Reduced Meals

Percent of Students Eligible for Free and Reduced Meals 70.1 % 60.0 % 71.1 % 60.5 % 70.6 % 60.3 %

State Free and ReducedPrice Meal Rate*** 58.2 % 60.3 % 60.7 %

National Free and ReducedPrice Meal Rate** 49.2 % 53.9 % 50.6 %

**Source: FNS National databank for federal fiscal year 2013.

***State Free and Reduced Meal Rate includes preschool and adult education students.

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