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Fall 2024

2023-2024 Annual Education Results Report

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School Profile - Demographic Information

  • Frank Maddock High School includes grades 9 to 12 which caters to high school students in the Wild Rose School Division for the town of Drayton Valley and the outlying regions.
  • It currently has approximately 470 enrolled students, 25.0 FTE Teaching Staff, and 17.0 FTE Support Staff.
  • Drayton Valley is a town of 14,000 people (including the surrounding area, where the major industry is resource based and the accompanying services that support that, as well as local town businesses, farming, and social and health services to support the town and local rural region).

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School Profile - Program Highlights

  • Frank Maddock High School offers a full and comprehensive university preparatory and non-university preparatory academic program to cater to the individual needs of all of our students.
  • Our CTS programs include Mechanics, Fabrication, Construction, Foods, Cosmetology, Art, Personal Fitness, French, Drama, Computer Technology, Student-Directed Learning and Leadership.
  • Off-Campus Programs include Work Experience, Green Certificate, Special Projects, Dual Credit and RAP.
  • Our inclusive education environment is supported by a Student Success Facilitator who, in consultation with the Learning Services Team, teachers and the administration, supports all students. Further support services available to students from a school-based family wellness worker, the Community School Resource Office supports, and the school division Director of Wellness help to support student emotional health and mental wellness.
  • Sports and Extracurricular include Football, Cross-Country Running, Volleyball, Basketball, Rugby, Badminton, Curling, Golf, Track and Field, Drama, Travel Club, Student Union, Grad, Student Leadership, GSA and much more!

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Frank Maddock High School Mission Statement

To provide a safe environment for students to confidently engage in their own journey of personal growth, empowering them for a successful future beyond high school

Frank Maddock High School Mottos

A Warrior Rises Above All Others

Maddock Strong

Warriors ARISE

Frank Maddock High School Values

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The following data provides information pertinent to FMHS’ Three Year Education Plan. This is the baseline information that provides direction for areas that we emphasize within our two goals, the strategies for growth and the measurements for success.

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Assurance Survey Results Summary

  • Overall
  • First Nation, Metis and Inuit Students

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Overall Summary

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Overall Summary

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First Nation, Metis, Inuit Students

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School Engagement Data

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2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

8

Students

82

116

Teachers

12

11

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Student Learning Engagement (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent, Student and Teacher agreement that students are engaged in their learning at school:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

73%

8

50%

Students

82

64%

116

57%

Teachers

12

86%

11

88%

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Literacy skills your child is learning at school is useful (provincial Data)

Parents: 75% agree or strongly agree.

Teachers: 100% agree or strongly agree.

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

76%

8

75%

Teachers

12

92%

11

100%

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Numeracy skills your child is learning at school is useful (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

82%

8

50%

Teachers

12

92%

11

90%

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Your child is learning what they need to know (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

59%

8

25%

Teachers

12

75%

11

73%

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Students: The subject is useful/interesting (provincial Data)

% students agree or strongly agree

Understand how the learning is useful to me

Subject is interesting to me

Subject

2022-2023

2023-2024

2022-2023

2023-2024

Language Arts

79%

69%

50%

48%

Mathematics

66%

64%

41%

43%

Science

88%

85%

77%

82%

Social Studies

60%

35%

47%

30%

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What does Classroom Learning Look Like?

FMHS Survey Data

# student responses

This class provides lots of options for demonstrating learning to students

There are regular opportunities for students to work on different assignments based on personal need

There are occasional opportunities for students to work on different assignments based on personal need

All students complete the same assignments most of the time

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(309 students)

23-24

(224 students)

22-23

(309 students)

23-24

(224 students)

22-23

(309 students)

23-24

(224 students)

22-23

(309 students)

23-24

(224 students)

English Language Arts

56

52

90

93

62

80

99

0

Mathematics

50

24

54

50

57

29

146

122

Science

88

48

82

58

46

38

90

78

Social Studies

68

42

86

63

61

42

82

63

Options/PE

75

49

77

73

43

29

111

74

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FMHS Survey Data

English Language Arts, Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Are you provided choice in how you demonstrate learning in ELA?

45%

40%

60%

Do teachers present information in a variety of ways (lecture, discussion, activities) in ELA?

62%

60%

55%

Are you provided multiple opportunities to prove understanding of concepts in ELA?

62%

54%

63%

Do ELA teachers have passion for the subjects that they are teaching?

94%

94%

98%

Do you find ELA content interesting?

77%

74%

83%

Do you find the ELA content applicable to life outside of school?

85%

78%

83%

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FMHS Survey Data

Mathematics, Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Are you provided choice in how you demonstrate learning in Math?

34%

32%

38%

Do teachers present information in a variety of ways (lecture, discussion, activities) in Math?

44%

44%

47%

Are you provided multiple opportunities to prove understanding of concepts in Math?

37%

47%

40%

Do Math teachers have passion for the subjects that they are teaching?

88%

89%

90%

Do you find Math content interesting?

59%

58%

75%

Do you find the Math content applicable to life outside of school?

76%

78%

78%

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FMHS Survey Data

Science, Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Are you provided choice in how you demonstrate learning in Science?

53%

45%

65%

Do teachers present information in a variety of ways (lecture, discussion, activities) in Science?

61%

69%

63%

Are you provided multiple opportunities to prove understanding of concepts in Science?

65%

58%

70%

Do Science teachers have passion for the subjects that they are teaching?

95%

96%

100%

Do you find Science content interesting?

91%

89%

95%

Do you find the Science content applicable to life outside of school?

89%

86%

93%

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FMHS Survey Data

Social Studies, Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Are you provided choice in how you demonstrate learning in Social Studies?

50%

40%

45%

Do teachers present information in a variety of ways (lecture, discussion, activities) in Social Studies?

52%

24%

50%

Are you provided multiple opportunities to prove understanding of concepts in Social Studies?

54%

40%

43%

Do Social Studies teachers have passion for the subjects that they are teaching?

87%

17%

90%

Do you find Social Studies content interesting?

74%

61%

73%

Do you find the Social Studies content applicable to life outside of school?

75%

66%

78%

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FMHS Survey Data

Options/Phys Ed, Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Are you provided choice in how you demonstrate learning in Options/Phys Ed?

51%

50%

50%

Do teachers present information in a variety of ways (lecture, discussion, activities) in Options/Phys Ed?

56%

49%

48%

Are you provided multiple opportunities to prove understanding of concepts in Options/Phys Ed?

54%

54%

50%

Do Options/Phys Ed teachers have passion for the subjects that they are teaching?

88%

92%

93%

Do you find Options/Phys Ed content interesting?

80%

88%

98%

Do you find the Options/Phys Ed content applicable to life outside of school?

84%

88%

93%

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Safe and Caring Schools Data

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Safe and Caring Schools Data (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent, Student and Teacher agreement that the learning environment is welcoming, caring, respectful and safe:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

59.6%

8

50.8%

Students

82

62.5%

116

59.0%

Teachers

12

63.1%

11

71.4%

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Students Treat Each Other Well At FMHS (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

35%

8

38%

Students

82

74%

116

65%

Teachers

12

42%

11

5%

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Teachers Care About Students At FMHS (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

59%

8

63%

Students

82

60%

116

61%

Teachers

12

100%

11

100%

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Students Care About Each Other At FMHS (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

35%

8

38%

Students

82

30%

116

29%

Teachers

12

33%

11

55%

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Students Are Treated Fairly At FMHS (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

65%

8

50%

Students

82

73%

116

70%

Teachers

12

83%

11

91%

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Students Are Safe At FMHS

(provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

76%

8

50%

Students

82

71%

116

66%

Teachers

12

67%

11

64%

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Students Are Safe On the Way To and From School (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

100%

8

100%

Students

82

85%

116

82%

Teachers

12

83%

11

100%

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FMHS Survey Data

Welcoming, Safe, and Caring Learning Environments;

Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

I feel students respect and treat each other well at FMHS.

65%

77%

63%

I feel that FMHS is a friendly and welcoming place.

75%

81%

68%

There is an adult that makes you feel accepted and valued at FMHS.

92%

92%

98%

School staff are respectful and sensitive to students experiencing social/emotional difficulties.

81%

85%

78%

School staff are supportive of students who may be experiencing particular challenges in their life.

84%

85%

75%

You feel that you have at least one meaningful connection with an adult at FMHS.

83%

85%

88%

I feel safe at FMHS.

83%

91%

75%

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School Quality Data

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Overall Quality of Basic Education Data (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent, Student and Teacher agreement that students are satisfied with the overall quality of basic education:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

62.7%

8

51.1%

Students

82

68.4%

116

67.8%

Teachers

12

84.7%

11

65.9%

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Student Clearly Understands Learning Expectations (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

76%

8

63%

Students

82

70%

116

63%

Teachers

12

75%

11

73%

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Students Find Work Challenging At FMHS (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

65%

8

86%

Students

82

76%

116

78%

Teachers

12

92%

11

91%

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Students Find School Work Interesting At FMHS (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

53%

8

50%

Students

82

46%

116

44%

Teachers

12

83%

11

75%

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Students Are Learning What They Need To Know At FMHS (provincial Data)

Students Feel Subjects are Useful to Them (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Students

82

58%

116

54%

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

59%

8

25%

Teachers

12

75%

11

73%

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Satisfied with the Quality of Education At FMHS (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

65%

8

50%

Teachers

12

92%

11

91%

Education Received is Very Good/Good: (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Students

82

75%

116

75%

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FMHS Survey Data

Helpful Assessment Feedback; Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Are teachers working with you for missing assignments prior to parents being contacted?

78%

75%

Do you feel like you were given adequate feedback before writing a test?

81%

83%

80%

Do you feel that the content prior to the test was reflected on the test/exam?

87%

83%

93%

Is it clear what to study before a test/exam?

82%

85%

95%

Is feedback given to help you improve your understanding?

84%

83%

95%

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Student Support Data

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At Risk Students Data (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent, Student and Teacher agreement that students have access to appropriate supports and services at school:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

52.9%

8

45.0%

Students

82

67.9%

116

72.4%

Teachers

12

75.0%

11

90.9%

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Students Have Access To Supports and Services to Help with Learning? (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

52.9%

8

38%

Teachers

12

67.0%

11

80%

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Students Have Access To Teachers To Help When They Need It? (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

59%

8

63%

Students

82

73%

116

78%

Teachers

12

92%

11

100%

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Students Can Access Programs to Get Help With School Work (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

59%

8

25%

Teachers

12

67%

11

82%

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Students Can Get Help With Non-School Problems At School(provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

24%

8

26%

Students

82

77%

116

63%

Teachers

12

100%

11

100%

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FMHS Survey Data

Personalized Learning; Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Do teachers provide accommodations for assessment when students request them? (For example, Universal Accommodation for Reading)

91%

92%

93%

Do you feel comfortable asking teachers to provide you accommodations for assessment? (For example, Universal Accommodation for Reading)

79%

80%

75%

Extra time is a universal strategy. Do your teachers provide extra time for your quizzes/tests/exams if you need it?

85%

85%

88%

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FMHS Survey Data

Purposeful Instruction; Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Do you know what you are learning and why?

89%

89%

95%

Is the learning target clear?

88%

90%

95%

Is it clear how/what you are learning can connect to the world outside of the building?

73%

62%

85%

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FMHS Survey Data

Building Connections; Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Are teachers willing to engage with you on a personal level?

76%

79%

78%

Are EAs willing to engage with you on a personal level?

69%

78%

90%

Are Office Staff willing to engage with you on a personal level?

82%

82%

90%

Do you feel teachers are understanding?

79%

76%

93%

Do you feel like teachers take your personal circumstances into account when you are struggling academically?

73%

71%

78%

When you are struggling with a concept, does the teacher change their teaching strategies to support you?

59%

62%

63%

When you are struggling with a concept, are you provided the time you need to learn content before being assessed?

73%

72%

75%

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School Citizenship Data

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Citizenship Data (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent, Student and Teacher agreement that students model the characteristics of active citizenship:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

42%

8

45.0%

Students

82

49%

116

47.4%

Teachers

12

51%

11

65.5%

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Students Help Each Other at FMHS? (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

41%

8

50%

Students

82

52%

116

50%

Teachers

12

42%

11

55%

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Students Respect Each Other? (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

29%

8

25%

Students

82

34%

116

36%

Teachers

12

33%

11

55%

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Students Are Encouraged To Be Involved in Activities that Help the Community? (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

41%

8

38%

Students

82

48%

116

53%

Teachers

12

67%

11

73%

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Students Are Encouraged To try their Best (provincial Data)

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

71%

8

88%

Students

82

78%

116

77%

Teachers

12

83%

11

82%

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FMHS Survey Data

Inspiring Students, Positive Response % of Students and Parents at FMHS

2022-2023

(309 students)

2023-2024

(224 students)

2023-2024

(40 parents)

Do your teachers encourage you to persevere through your struggles?

82%

84%

88%

Do your teachers encourage you to explore material outside of the classroom context?

76%

77%

80%

Are your teachers active in the school community?

88%

90%

95%

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School Improvement Data

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School Improvement Data (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent, Student and Teacher agreement that FMHS has improved in the last three years:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

82%

8

25%

Students

82

76%

116

48%

Teachers

12

88%

10

50%

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School Improvement Data (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent and Teacher agreement that FMHS has stayed the same in the last three years:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

24%

8

25%

Teachers

12

36%

10

50%

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School Improvement Data (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent and Teacher agreement that FMHS has declined in the last three years:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

59.0%

8

75.0%

Teachers

12

36.0%

9

44.0%

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Provincial Achievement Test Data

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English and Mathematics PATs

(provincial Data)

English 9

Excellence Standard

6.6%

91 students wrote English 9 PAT

Acceptable Standard

76.9%

K&E English 9

Excellence Standard

16.7%

16 students wrote K&E English 9 PAT

Acceptable Standard

58.3%

Mathematics 9

Excellence Standard

7.9%

89 students wrote Mathematics 9 PAT

Acceptable Standard

64.0%

K&E Mathematics 9

Excellence Standard

7.1%

14 students wrote K&E Mathematics 9 PAT

Acceptable Standard

50.0%

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Science and Social Studies PATs

(provincial Data)

Science 9

Excellence Standard

33.0%

88 students wrote Science 9 PAT

Acceptable Standard

90.9%

K&E Science 9

Excellence Standard

13.3%

15 students wrote K&E Science 9 PAT

Acceptable Standard

60.0%

Social Studies 9

Excellence Standard

14.3%

91 students wrote Social Studies 9 PAT

Acceptable Standard

60.4%

K&E Social

Studies 9

Excellence Standard

16.7%

12 students wrote K&E Social Studies 9 PAT

Acceptable Standard

58.3%

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Diploma Examination Data

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English and Mathematics Diploma Exams

(provincial Data)

English 30-1

Excellence Standard

7.5%

53 students wrote English 30-1 Exam

Acceptable Standard

73.6%

English 30-2

Excellence Standard

2.3%

44 students wrote English 30-2 Exam

Acceptable Standard

84.1%

Mathematics 30-1

Excellence Standard

33.3%

21 students wrote Mathematics 30-1 Exam

Acceptable Standard

90.5%

Mathematics 30-2

Excellence Standard

8.3%

36 students wrote Mathematics 30-2 Exam

Acceptable Standard

58.3%

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Science Diploma Exams

(provincial Data)

Biology 30

Excellence Standard

43.5%

23 students wrote Biology 30 Exam

Acceptable Standard

95.7%

Chemistry 30

Excellence Standard

34.6%

26 students wrote Chemistry 30 Exam

Acceptable Standard

69.2%

Physics 30

Excellence Standard

42.9%

21 students wrote Physics 30 Exam

Acceptable Standard

90.5%

Science 30

Excellence Standard

30.0%

40 students wrote Science 30 Exam

Acceptable Standard

95.0%

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Social Studies Diploma Exams

(provincial Data)

Social Studies 30-1

Excellence Standard

9.3%

43 students wrote Social Studies 30-1 Exam

Acceptable Standard

72.1%

Social Studies 30-2

Excellence Standard

5.9%

51 students wrote Social Studies 30-2 Exam

Acceptable Standard

64.7%

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Additional Data

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High School Completion Rates (provincial Data)

Number of students who completed high school in:

2022-2023

# of Students

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Students

2023-2024

3 Years

114

86.9%

119

83.4%

4 Years

131

88.8%

113

89.9%

5 Years

139

86.3%

131

89.5%

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Life Long Learning (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent and Teacher satisfaction that students demonstrate skills/attitudes for lifelong learning:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

60.6%

8

18.8%

Teachers

12

79.2%

10

80.0%

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Broad Program of Studies (provincial Data)

Percentage of Parent, Student and Teacher satisfaction that students receive a broad program of studies:

2022-2023

# of Responders

2022-2023

2023-2024

# of Responders

2023-2024

Parents

17

64.5%

8

68.6%

Students

82

65.6%

116

59.7%

Teachers

12

82.8%

11

68.6%

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School Inquiry Question, Strategies, Analysis

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2023-2024 Inquiry Question and Emphasis

Our goal is to provide a safe environment for students to confidently engage in their own journey of personal growth, empowering them for a successful future beyond high school. This inquiry question is directly aligned with the WRSD Powerful Learning Environment (PLE) Framework. The evidence that has driven our emphasis on this inquiry question has come from data in our accountability pillar; conversations with staff, students, and parents; and data collected throughout the year from classroom learning, professional learning conversations, FMHS professional learning communities, and more.

Our inquiry question is:

How does the FMHS team support students on their personal path of

self-discovery in preparation for their successful future beyond high school?

At FMHS, we have determined two key areas to emphasize in order to ensure that the FMHS team is supporting students on their personal path of self-discovery in preparation for their successful future beyond high school:

  1. Enhancing the Sense of Belonging for Everyone at FMHS
  2. Ensuring High Levels of Learning for All Students

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Strategies for Implementation

Enhancing the Sense of Belonging for Everyone at FMHS

Student and Parent Surveys for feedback

  • What did we learn?
  • What do we implement?
  • What does the survey look like for 2024?
  • Report Card for FMHS

Ownership throughout School

  • How do we increase sense of trust?
  • How do we increase sense of belonging

What do students, staff, parents and community need to enhance their sense of belonging?

Ensuring High Levels of Learning for All Students

Student and Parent Surveys for feedback

  • What did we learn?
  • What do we implement?
  • What does the survey look like for 2024?
  • Report Card for FMHS

Instructional Leadership

  • PLC Goals and Strategies
  • Collaborative Response Mindset
  • Classroom Observations
  • Growth Mindset
  • Powerful Learning Environments

How do we know students are learning and engaged in their learning?

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Analysis and Areas for Growth

In February 2024, FMHS completed it’s second round of student surveys developed at FMHS; students in grades 9, 11 and 12 completed this survey. Students in grade 10 completed the Alberta Education Student Survey. Data is shared within this document. The staff at FMHS are now working through the data to develop new strategies and approaches for our school (Sense of Belonging and Ensuring High Levels of Learning) as well as within our PLCs and Collaborative Response processes. The Education Plan will adjust and pivot based on the direction and work that we are doing within these two areas.

Considerations:

  • Student Treatment of Others (Demonstrating Respect and Care for Each Other)
  • Teachers changing strategies when students are struggling with content
  • Finding engaging and interesting ways for students to demonstrate learning
  • Supporting students beyond academic issues

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Stakeholder Involvement

  • The data in this document is driving the work that staff are doing at FMHS through PLCs and Collaborative Response

  • This document was shared with the School Council on 25 November 2024. It is also posted to the school website.

  • Any community stakeholder with suggestions, ideas or questions can contact lara.jollymore@wrsd.ca at Frank Maddock High School.