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Thursday, December 12, 2013
Proficiency and Growth: How is Your School Doing?
By News Release @ 7:55 PM :: 4336 Views :: Education K-12

New DOE website makes school growth data transparent to public

News Release from Hawaii DoE 12-Dec-2013

The interactive website allows users to click among multiple data streams comparing the state's Complex Areas, schools and student groups, generating bubble charts that plot how those groups are faring according to two key yardsticks: Proficiency and Growth.

​​​​​​The Hawaii State Department of Education (DOE) is pleased to make available to parents, students and the broader Hawaii community a public version of the Hawaii Growth Model data visualization website.

This interactive website allows users to click among multiple data streams comparing the state's Complex Areas, schools and student groups, generating bubble charts that plot how those groups are faring according to two key yardsticks: Proficiency and Growth.

"The launch of the public Hawaii Growth Model data visualization website is an exciting step in the Department's journey to provide better information about school performance, in timely, easy-to-access, user-friendly ways," said Deputy Superintendent Ronn Nozoe. "The ability to visualize growth data in context with how a school or Complex is performing in relation to others over time is critical to building understanding and collaborative action."

Explore our website at HawaiiPublicSchools.org for key information about this powerful new tool:

In addition to viewing student growth data by school and Complex Area, users can drill down into rich data sets and view:

  • School performance on the Strive HI Index
  • Median growth percentiles
  • Student proficiency
  • Performance among student groups

Since summer 2013, DOE teachers and key staff have been using a private version of the Growth Model website to analyze student achievement data that helps inform instruction and guide school initiatives. The staff website is protected by federal and DOE regulations from being released publicly. Users of the public Growth Model website cannot view data for populations of fewer than 20 students.

By making comprehensive data sets easily sortable and searchable, the Growth Model website supports all three goals of the Department's Strategic Plan: Student Success, Staff Success, and Successful Systems of Support.

Explore the Hawaii Growth Model website here: http://growthmodel.hawaiipublicschools.org

The Hawaii State Department of Education is the ninth largest U.S. school district and the only statewide educational system in the country. It is comprised of 288 schools and serves more than 185,000 students. To learn more about the Department, its goals and vision for success, visit HawaiiPublicSchools.

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