Strategic Plan Dynamic Report: Academic Achievement

Data about the K-12 public school system in Hawai‘i aligned with the 2017-2020 Strategic Plan, Goal 1: Student Success. Information presented annually to the Board of Education to track progress to state-level targets and to review what is and isn't working. It is a public resource so all stakeholders may easily view how the public school system is doing across a range of key performance indicators. Here, academic achievement data.

Overview

Click the goals at right for performance metrics for each aligned with the 2017-2020 Strategic Plan.

Below, select an indicator to access data sets, starting with state-level baseline data for 2016-17, more recent performance in subsequent school years, and targets for 2020 as set forth in the Strategic Plan. You can then select Complex Areas and student subgroup categories to do a deeper dive on the data.

For business rules associated with these data sets, please refer to the Strive HI Technical Guide.

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Chronic Absenteeism

School Climate

Inclusion Rate

3rd Grade Literacy

9th Grade On-Track

Academic Achievement

Achievement Gap

High School Graduation

CTE Concentrators

College-Going Graduates

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STUDENT SUCCESS INDICATOR

Academic Achievement: Percentage of students meeting achievement targets on statewide assessments in Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science.

Rationale: While the Strategic Plan emphasizes well-rounded education in a variety of subjects and which reflects the interdisciplinary nature of education, our summative assessments are aligned with requirements in federal law to measure progress toward post-secondary readiness in these important core subjects, as well as to provide an equity check that underserved student subgroups aren't being left behind. These assessments are:

  • Language Arts and Mathematics: Smarter Balanced or KĀ‘EO (for students in the Hawaiian Language Immersion Program), assessed of all students in grades 3-8 and 11, and
  • Science: Hawaii State Assessment, assessed of all students in grades 4 and 8, and the Biology I End of Course Exam in high school