Wyoming Administrative Code
Agency 206 - Education, Dept. of
Sub-Agency 0002 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules
Chapter 47 - WYOMING ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEM
Section 47-7 - Aggregation Rules for Traditional High Schools

Universal Citation: WY Code of Rules 47-7

Current through September 21, 2024

(a) Schools receive three points for every indicator score that falls within the exceeds target level category, two points for every indicator score that falls within the meets target level category, and one point for each indicator score that falls within the below target level category.

WAEA Performance Category Cut Scores

Below Targets

Meeting Targets

Exceeding Targets

Growth

< 49

>= 49 and < 60

>= 60

Equity

< 49

>=49 and < 60

>= 60

Academic Achievement

< 48

>= 48 and < 60

>= 60

English Language Proficiency

< 19

>= 19 and < 40

>= 40

Extended Graduation Rate

< 85

>= 85 and < 93

>= 93

Post- Secondary Readiness

< 67

>= 67 and < 80

>= 80

Credits Earned

< 88

>= 88 and < 95

>= 95

(b) The weighted average indicator score is calculated by summing the products obtained by multiplying the points earned for each indicator with the corresponding weights in Table 7.1. This sum is then rounded to one decimal place.

Table 7.1. Weights for Weighted Average Index for Traditional High Schools.

Indicator Category

Specific Indicator

Weight

Academic Performance

40%

Academic Achievement

20%

Growth

20%

Readiness

40%

Extended Graduation

20%

Postsecondary Readiness Grade 9

15%

Credit

5%

Overall Equity

20%

Equity

15%

EL Progress

5%

(c) If a school does not meet the minimum n for either academic achievement or extended graduation rate, even after applying lookbacks, as described in Section 12 of these rules, then the school is considered a small school. The school will undergo a small school review as established in Section 13 and will not receive a school performance rating.

(d) If a school does not meet the minimum n for all indicators in an indicator category then the weight of the category is distributed proportionately among the remaining indicators.

(e) If a school does not meet the minimum n for one or more indicators in an indicator category then the weight is distributed proportionally among the remaining indicators in that indicator category.

(f) The Department shall assign the school performance ratings as follows:

(i) Schools with a weighted average indicator score that is equal to or greater than 2.5 are "exceeding expectations."

(ii) Schools with a weighted average indicator score that is equal to or greater than 1.8, but below 2.5, are "meeting expectations."

(iii) Schools with a weighted average indicator score that is equal to or greater than 1.4, but below 1.8, are "partially meeting expectations."

(iv) Schools with a weighted average indicator score that is lower than 1.4 are "not meeting expectations."

Table 7.2. School Performance Rating Scores

Not Meeting Expectations

Partially Meeting Expectations

Meeting Expectations

Exceeding Expectations

Weighted average indicator score

< 1.4

> = 1.4 and < 1.8

> = 1.8 and < 2.5

> = 2.5

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