The Governor’s Office of Early
Childhood has released the 2013 Early Childhood Profile for the Ohio County
School District. I have attached this document to the email for your review.
Information listed in the documents includes Kindergarten Readiness results,
demographics information, enrollment data, STARS participants, and support
services.
The Kindergarten Readiness
assessment was piloted this year by 109 districts throughout the state. Results
from the districts that participated indicate that 72% of children in the state
of Kentucky are not ready for school without support. This screener was
implemented to gain more information and to help identify where our gaps are in
Kentucky. This profile is a way to change culture within communities from what
you think about early childhood education -- to using data to show what you
know.
In the profile there are two
different types of screening data used: composite and domain level. The
composite score (cognitive areas only) identifies the students ready or ready
with enrichments (the social emotional/self help is not included in the
composite score). The second area is the domain level scores which show the
items on the assessment for that particular level. The box pie chart is weighted score and
looks at the national level of children based on the performance in each
assessment area. Any community actions should be driven by the domain level. Future profiles will include data about the “prior settings” of incoming
kindergarteners. (Prior settings means where the student was prior to
kindergarten; State-funded preschool, Head Start, Home, Child care, other.)
Click the link below to learn more about the Early Childhood Profile or to see how your district rated.
http://kidsnow.ky.gov/News%20Center/Pages/Early%20Childhood%20Profiles%20Released.aspx
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