School District of Amery

District

School Performance & Report Cards

School District of Amery's
DPI Report Cards

As part of the new state accountability system, reflected in Wisconsin’s approved ESEA Flexibility Request, the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has produced report cards for every district and school in Wisconsin. These Report Cards provide data on multiple indicators for four Priority Areas:

Student Achievement – performance on the WKCE and WAA-SwD in reading and mathematics
Student Growth – improvement over time on the WKCE in reading and mathematics
Closing Gaps – progress of student subgroups in closing gaps in reading and mathematics performance and/or graduation rates
On-track and Postsecondary Readiness – performance on key indicators of readiness for graduation and postsecondary pursuits, whether college or career

Performance on three Student Engagement Indicators is also reported. These three indicators affect student success and school effectiveness.

Test Participation Rate, with a goal of 95 percent test participation for all students and each subgroup.
Absenteeism Rate, with a goal of 13 percent or less.
Dropout Rate, with a goal of six percent or less.

A district's or school’s Overall Accountability Score places the district or school into one of five Overall Accountability Ratings:

Significantly Exceeds Expectations
Exceeds Expectations
Meets Expectations
Meets Few Expectations
Fails to Meet Expectations

Click here to select and view Amery's DPI Report Cards

For more detailed information about the creation and scoring for the report cards see the resources listed below and additional information available on the about Wisconsin accountability webpage.

What is the Wisconsin School District
Performance Report?

The Wisconsin School District Performance Report was created in 1991 with the passage of State Statute 115.38. It serves as the State’s comprehensive resource for data on school performance and student achievement. The information provided reflects the previous school year’s data. This is because at the end of each year Wisconsin districts submit information to the state educational office where a comprehensive, state-wide report is generated.

Information in the School Performance Report comes from three sources:

• Wisconsin’s 426 public school districts

• Private firms that administer assessments to Wisconsin’s students (ACT, AP, etc.)

• Department of Public Instruction data collections

The School District of Amery’s School Performance Reports are available on the WISEdash website. Parents or guardians of students enrolled in Amery schools may request that a copy of the Amery School Performance Report be provided to them following completion or you may click on the following links to view the reports.

Wisconsin District and School Performance Reports

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