🥇 2022 TEA RATING 🥇

11/22/2022 5:38 pm

Ranked 9th Best HISD elementary school 

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  Field Elementary is proud to be named an Educational Results Partnership Honor Roll school, which recognizes high-performing, achievement gap-closing schools across the nation. The Educational Results Partnership Honor Roll, sponsored by the Campaign for Business and Education Excellence and presented with the Texas Business Leadership Council is the only school award given in collaboration with state and local business leaders. The Honor Roll is a valuable resource for all schools to identify successful peers and learn about best practices that are improving student achievement. This year 835 schools in Texas made the Honor Roll. This is approximately 12 percent of all eligible schools in the state.

Field Elementary receives A-ranking again in 2023!

https://schoolfinder.houstonisd.org/FieldESdashboard

Top Houston ISD Elementary Schools by STAAR “Masters” Scores. Field is #9! Read the article here.

This ranking looks specifically at the percentage of a school’s students who scored in the highest, “Masters Grade Level” performance category. 

Because “Masters Grade Level” represents about the top 1/5 of public school students in Texas, any school where more than 20% of students are scoring above this level is Exceptional by definition.

"Since the STAAR is a peer-normed test in which only about 20% of students will earn the “Masters” designation, any school on this list with higher than 20% is performing better than average.

As such, there are at least 40 (23%) Houston ISD elementary schools that are outperforming the Texas state average."

Field designated a Platinum Certified - Family Friendly School for 2022-23!

We are thrilled to see our Field students, teachers and administrators awarded with a 96 A grade from TEA!!! 

TEA accountability Rating Summary here. 
We are so proud to be a part of such an excellent school and look forward to reaching for new heights in 2023-24. 

TEA SCHOOL REPORT CARD 2022

Student Achievement Strengths

The campus STAAR scores for our students across grade levels and subject areas meet or exceed the district and/or state scores.

• The combined percentage of students in grades 3 - 5 at the Approaches Level for reading is 95% and math at 94%, with no grade level below 92% in either content area.
• Students in grades 3-5 at the Masters Level have a combined percentage of 52% in Reading and 44% in Math.
• Campus STAAR Alt-2 scores at the Approaches Level is 100% for all subject areas tested.
• STAAR Alt-2 Masters Level scores are at 50% for Math and 33% Reading.
• The campus maintains a steady percentage level for all content/ grade levels for STAAR cut-off score levels (Approaches – Masters) with a variance of 3 – 4% points across of the board.
• The campus attributes our success to how student data is collected, analyzed, and continuously tracked to drive classroom instruction.
• The school works in real-time, providing flexible instructional groups and schedules to accommodate each student’s academic growth. Intervention groups are continuously monitored and modified based on individual student needs.
• The school’s master schedule remains flexible, allowing for adjustments to be made efficiently and timely to maximize instructional time. Our master schedule has intervention and classroom supports embedded within the school day.
• Intervention and support systems are provided to all grade levels, from the lowest performing student groups to the high-performing student population in order to maximize student growth and achievement.
• Our campus has an ESL program, a Gifted & Talented pull-out program, Resource classes, Inclusion supports, an SLL and PALS to address and meet the needs of our identified students.
• Students in 3rd and 4th Grade Math had the most growth in Approaches and Masters Level percentage. Both grades level exceeded the previous year’s Approaches percentage by 5% points and the Masters by 10% points in 3 grade and 6% points in 4th Grade. 

School Culture and Climate Strengths

Based on feedback from teachers during PLC, parent focus groups, and feedback from the PTO:

• Field has established a culture that promotes collaboration and high student achievement.
• Teachers at Field are highly skilled, have been at Field for several years, and have the autonomy to make educational decisions out of the best interest of their students. As a result, Field has performed well on STAAR and has a culture of holding students and teachers to high expectations.
• With the most recent leadership change, the community has seen an increase of their voice being heard and valued. Through feedback of focus groups and teacher input, the systems put in place are for the benefit of students, are explicit, and are effective.
• Field has a culture of having an approachable, communicative, and solution-focused administration team. As a result, approaches to classroom management and behavior intervention are supported with solutions and focused on building replacement behaviors.
• Based off Possip data, between 60-66% of families on the survey were satisfied with Field at the middle of the year last year. This percentage increased to over 75% at the end of the school year and we anticipate a higher percentage during the first possip survey for the 23-24 SY. 

Parent and Community Engagement Strengths

• The principal posts a weekly community message on class dojo that highlights celebrations, provides updates on the school, and provides important upcoming events.
• With 460 students enrolled at the school, these posts regularly have 300+ parents viewing and liking the post.
• Additionally, through PTO meetings and focused group sessions, parents have provided positive feedback on the increased communication compared to previous years.
• The principal attends every PTO meeting to provide an update and the principal meets with the PTO president every two weeks to review the upcoming calendar of events and new updates.
• The school has aligned with the PTO regarding social media communication: the school updates information on the school website and through Class Dojo and the PTO will then update Field social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram.