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2024-2025 Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA) Results for

DANVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

Elementary:

Proficient Reading: 23%

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Distinguished Reading: 13%

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Proficient Math: 22%

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Distinguished Math: 8%

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Middle:

Proficient Reading: 28%

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Distinguished Reading: 20%

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Proficient Math: 24%

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Distinguished Math: 15%

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High:

Proficient Reading: 29%

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Distinguished Reading: 18%

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Proficient Math: 23%

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Distinguished Math: 17%

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A student shows a slide that shares how he is an effective communicator.
Bate 8th graders present gateway projects
A student shows a slide that shares how he is an effective communicator.

A student shares how he demonstrates the Portrait of a Danville Learner competency of being an Effective Communicator.

 

A student points to a slide in his presentation.

A student shares how he is a Productive Collaborator.

 

John W. Bate Middle School 8th graders presented their gateway projects on May 13-15 at Bluegrass Community and Technical College (Danville campus). 

They showcased what Portrait of a Danville Learner strengths they have, areas of growth, and future plans. They gave their presentations to groups of panelists, made up of staff and community members. The 8th graders also got a tour of BCTC during their time there.

The gateways showcased the wonderful growth students have made in middle school. For example, one student shared that he now loves to write since the district started incorprating Thinking Maps into learning. He said he loves that he can get his ideas down on paper with the maps really easily, and then when he comes back to it after interruptions, he still knows his plan, and it's easy to continue his work.

A slide from a student's presentation shares that he enjoys to write now.

A student's slide shares that he enjoys writing now due to the integration of Thinking Maps into learning. 

 

In their gateway presentations, students could bring artifacts from their time in middle school. For example, a student shared a video he worked on with his peers in middle school, and another student shared some kicks he learned while playing soccer. 

A student shares a video as part of his presentation.

During his presentation, a student shares a video he made with peers.

 

A student demonstrates kicks with his soccer ball.

A student demonstrates soccer kicks. 

 

A student's presentation thanks panelists for listening.

A student thanks panelists for listening to his presentation.

 

A student's slide says "Thank you. Any questions?"

A student thanks panelists for listening to her presentation.

 

A student's slide gives an "about me" section.

A student shares a bit about himself as part of his presentation.

 

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