Understanding Proficiency Reports

The mission of North DeSoto Upper Elementary is to provide opportunities for students to achieve their personal best, become responsible and productive members of society, and embrace lifelong learning in a positive environment.

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NDUE Map to Understanding Proficiency Reports

DeSoto Parish Parent Guide to Proficiency Reports 

DeSoto Parish: Understanding Your Student's Proficiency Report

Understanding the Standards 

FOR MORE INFORMATION

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QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, CONCERNS

If you would like to share questions, comments, or concerns about proficiency reports, contact your child's teacher(s) or email us at northdesoto35@desotopsb.com.

PROFICIENCY REPORTS FOR 3RD GRADE STUDENTS

The purpose of Proficiency Reports for 2nd and 3rd grade students is to 

  • to monitor each student's progress on each  standard

  • to communicate specific areas of success and need to parents

  • for teachers to adjust instruction to meet students' needs 

The benefits of Proficiency Reports include: 

  • more individualized instruction and learning

  • clearly identified skills and concepts for extra support and extension

Proficiency Rating Description

UNDERSTANDING YOUR CHILD'S PROFICIENCY REPORT

  • Each student receives a score of 4, 3, 2, 1 for each core concept taught for each nine weeks.

  • N/A will appear in areas that were not assessed in that reporting period.

  • Core concepts are based upon grade level standards.

  • A performance level of 3 indicates that a student is performing on grade level on that given concept.

  • The goal is for all students to reach Level 3-Proficient by the end of the year.

  • The standards are what students should know and be able to do at the end of the school year.

  • All third grade teachers use the same or similar assessment items to determine proficiency for each standard.

  • Teachers meet regularly to ensure consistency from class to class.