Ritenour Success-Ready Students Continuous Improvement System
This website provides a simple and clear overview of how the Ritenour School District is helping students succeed. It was created as part of our ongoing efforts with the Success-Ready Students Network to:
- Look at important data that shows how our students are performing.
- Keep everyone informed by sharing regular updates.
- Focus on improving our schools and keeping students at the center of everything we do.
The website gives you up-to-date information about student performance in our district. Ritenour is one of 20 school districts in Missouri using new growth-based assessments to track student progress, replacing the Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) as the main tool for measuring academic achievement. These districts, known as the Systems Design Zone (SDZ), are working to create a new way to measure school and student success, replacing the current Missouri School Improvement Program (MSIP) report.
With this website, data from the growth-based assessments will be updated regularly, allowing students, teachers, families, and our community to see real-time progress instead of waiting for a yearly report. Our goal is to make sure all Ritenour students are ready for college, career, and the workplace by the time they graduate.
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A picture of what students know and whether they are prepared for the next level of learning.
Valuable real-world experiences that prepare students for success in college, career and the workplace.
Data from yearly assessments by Missouri public high school students in English, Algebra, Biology, and Government.
The Individual Career & Academic Plan (ICAP) is a “roadmap” to help students develop the awareness, knowledge, attitudes, and skills to create their own meaningful pathways to be success-ready graduates.
A DESE-approved Industry Recognized Credential (IRC) is defined as a portable, recognized credential that validates an individual has successfully demonstrated skill competencies.
Students identify the appropriate department-approved assessments that align with their personal goals.
Graduation rate data from the Ritenour School District.
Attendance rate data and information that Ritenour reports to the federal government annually.