Miramar HS
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2014 to 2015 Proficiency Point Comparison
10 th Grade
FSA
Reading
Algebra
American History
Science
School Name
2014
2015
2014
2015
2014
2015
2014
2015
Miramar
38
37
55
58
53
64
49
45
1% decrease in Reading, 3% increase in Algebra, 11%
increase in American History, 4% decrease in Science
2013 to 2014 FCAT Learning Gains
Comparison
% Making Reading
Gains
% of Lowest 25%
Making
Learning
Gains in
Reading
School Name
2013
2014
2013
2014
Miramar
58
49
62
53
Both Reading Learning Gains and Lower
Quartile Learning Gains decreased 9 points
10th Grade ELA
POMPANO
CYPRESS BAY
COOPER CITY
DOUGLAS
WEST BROWARD
NOVA
WESTERN
FORT LAUD.
MONARCH
FLANAGAN
TARAVELLA
SOUTH PLANT
EVERGLADES
CORAL GLADES
CORAL SPRINGS
HOLLY. HILLS
MCARTHUR
STRANAHAN
DEERFIELD
PIPER
SOUTH BROW.
NORTHEAST
PLANTATION
MIRAMAR
DILLARD
ELY
HALLANDALE
COCONUT CREEK
BOYD H. AND.
2013
2014
2015
plus/minus from 14/15
85
83
92
9
78
80
82
2
74
74
80
6
74
74
73
-1
69
71
73
2
61
66
70
4
60
68
70
2
58
57
62
5
56
54
61
7
56
63
59
-4
54
54
54
0
48
51
53
2
47
56
52
-4
56
51
51
0
44
48
46
-2
37
44
45
1
47
49
45
-4
39
37
44
7
42
43
43
0
48
42
43
1
43
50
43
-7
36
38
41
3
29
41
41
0
38
38
37
-1
40
34
36
2
34
40
36
-4
33
30
33
3
29
29
23
-6
29
23
21
-2
***Ranked 24th out of 29 traditional high schools
Biology EOC
2013
2014
2015
plus/minus from 14/15
POMPANO
94
95
96
1
CYPRESS BAY
89
87
88
1
WEST BROWARD
82
86
81
-5
COOPER CITY
77
82
79
-3
DOUGLAS
88
79
75
-4
MONARCH
73
69
73
4
FORT LAUD.
73
69
71
2
NOVA
79
73
70
-3
WESTERN
78
74
69
-5
FLANAGAN
70
71
66
-5
EVERGLADES
70
72
65
-7
TARAVELLA
66
67
63
-4
SOUTH PLANT
62
61
63
2
BOYD H. AND.
47
38
63
25
DEERFIELD
55
52
61
9
SOUTH BROW.
57
61
60
-1
CORAL SPRINGS
60
58
55
-3
MCARTHUR
65
63
55
-8
CORAL GLADES
63
63
53
-10
PLANTATION
49
49
50
1
PIPER
52
50
48
-2
MIRAMAR
53
49
45
-4
HOLLY. HILLS
58
55
43
-12
NORTHEAST
52
98
42
-56
ELY
47
40
42
2
HALLANDALE
54
47
42
-5
STRANAHAN
48
51
41
-10
DILLARD
48
58
38
-20
COCONUT CREEK
41
40
25
-15
***Ranked 22nd out of 29 traditional high schools
Algebra EOC
2013
2014
2015
plus/minus from 14/15
POMPANO
92
96
94
-2
CYPRESS BAY
83
85
85
0
COOPER CITY
76
76
78
2
FORT LAUD.
76
77
76
-1
WEST BROWARD
67
76
76
0
NOVA
80
72
75
3
MONARCH
46
76
70
-6
WESTERN
70
61
69
8
DOUGLAS
70
66
60
-6
SOUTH BROW.
44
42
59
17
MIRAMAR
60
55
58
3
EVERGLADES
44
53
57
4
FLANAGAN
58
60
57
-3
TARAVELLA
70
60
56
-4
CORAL SPRINGS
48
56
53
-3
DILLARD
47
57
53
-4
HOLLY. HILLS
42
52
53
1
MCARTHUR
47
64
52
-12
DEERFIELD
54
54
46
-8
CORAL GLADES
44
56
43
-13
PLANTATION
32
38
43
5
SOUTH PLANT
51
41
43
2
BOYD H. AND.
34
34
38
4
ELY
40
34
38
4
PIPER
52
39
38
-1
NORTHEAST
55
37
37
0
STRANAHAN
39
47
37
-10
HALLANDALE
39
45
34
-11
COCONUT CREEK
52
43
28
-15
***Ranked
11th out of 29 traditional high schools
US History EOC
2013
2014
2015
plus/minus from 14/15
POMPANO BEACH
97
91
97
6
WEST BROWARD
83
81
86
5
DOUGLAS
86
79
85
6
COOPER CITY
82
71
82
11
WESTERN
74
79
78
-1
CYPRESS BAY
82
82
76
-6
FLANAGAN
74
73
75
2
NOVA
79
66
74
8
FT. LAUDERDALE
74
65
74
9
EVERGLADES
74
63
74
11
CORAL GLADES
65
65
73
8
TARAVELLA
77
67
72
5
MONARCH
63
59
64
5
MIRAMAR
54
53
64
11
SOUTH BROWARD
72
57
63
6
PLANTATION
55
57
63
6
HOLLYWOOD HILLS
63
51
62
11
SOUTH PLANTATION
56
57
60
3
MCARTHUR
52
64
59
-5
STRANAHAN
50
48
55
7
PIPER
56
51
54
3
COCONUT CREEK
52
46
54
8
BLANCHE ELY
55
52
52
0
CORAL SPRINGS
59
53
50
-3
DEERFIELD BEACH
50
53
46
-7
HALLANDALE
43
45
42
-3
NORTHEAST
52
46
39
-7
DILLARD
53
43
36
-7
BOYD ANDERSON
47
40
35
-5
***Ranked
14th out of 29 high schools
Changes to New Grading Model
 No Additional Requirements, bonus or penalty points
and no adjustments
 Writing will be included within the English/Language Arts
components
 Only 4 year graduation rate will be calculated. No more
sub categories such as at-risk or 5 year.
 College readiness measures (SAT, ACT and PERT), and
stand alone acceleration participation are removed from
the model
 Total 1000 possible points
Priorities
 Data Teams- Data Driven Collaborative Sessions
 Relationships, Personalization, Collaboration
 An Embedded High Quality RtI Process
 Behavioral and Academic
 Optimal Internal/External Relationships
 Building relationships school wide and in the
community
 Literacy Across the Curriculum
 Bridging the Gap between School and Community
 Effective Communication/Customer Service
What’s new?
 Criminal Justice Program
 Health and Wellness Program
 Honors N.A.F. Academy
 M.T.L. Program
 F.I.U./Broward College On-Campus Dual Enrollment
 College For Every Student Grant
 Over 500 computers purchased 14-15 school year
 598K in additional technology 15-16 school year
 Smaller classes
 Professional Study Days for collaboration
“Education is the most powerful weapon which
you can use to change the world.”
-Nelson Mandela