Elk City High School received an overall C grade in their 2223 Report Card. The State of Oklahoma earned 55 percent, while ECHS earned 47 percent overall. In the area of chronic absenteeism, they earned 3.06 points out of ten possible points. This brought them in at 73.05 percent compared to the state’s 70.96 percent. Chronic absenteeism refers to students who miss ten percent or more of the school year for any reason. This indicator could mean a student is at academic risk.
They got 7.76 points out of ten that resulted in 77.6 percent versus the state’s 55 percent ranking in the graduation indicator. This indicator shows the school’s support for students graduating in four, five or six years compared to other schools.
Another positive indicator was in the area of English Language Proficiency (ELP), in which they earned 7.12 points out of ten. ECHS got 28.6 percent compared to the state’s 33.2 percent. Both ELP and the graduation indicator received B’s on their report card.
Academic Achievement indicator was a D. The school earned 15.3 points out of 45 possible. The school was at 34.1 percent compared to the state’s 46.7 percent. This indicator looks at students in the 11th grade who take the Oklahoma School Testing program assessments in math, English language arts, and science to determine their readiness for college and in the workplace.
In the area of ELA, ECHS was ranked 51.9 percent compared to the state’s 41.6. They earned 7.5 points out of the 15 possible, which resulted in a positive outcome for this category. In the area of math, ECHS got 5.3 points out of 15. This resulted in being below the state’s percentage of 40.5, where ECHS came in at 32.7.
The lowest area in academic achievement was science. They earned 2.6 points out of 15 possible points. The school held a 20.6 percentage ranking compared to the state’s 44.9 percent. These scores show areas that are in need of improvement and give educators, administrators, and students room for growth.
The faculty at ECHS are experienced. They are ranked at 86.9 percent compared to the state’s 79.3 percent.
The overall participation in the assessment for ECHS was at 97.7 percent, and the state’s participation was at 98.6 percent. The report card has been released to parents and students to evaluate the progress of the school. Each year the report card is given for every district in the state. It is an opportunity for teachers to evaluate student’s needs, therefore to adjust goals, curriculum, or assessments.
