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Student growth percentiles (SGP) are a statistical measurement of student progress that is based on comparisons between students who have similar test score histories and determines relative performance. SGPs are easier to interpret than some other statistical measures of teacher effectiveness, such as value-added models, because they present information about student growth in percentile terms that are familiar to most teachers and parents.
In addition, unlike other statistical measurement tools that attempt to measure a single aspect of student achievement, SGPs provide a comprehensive picture of student learning by combining multiple measures into one score. This multidimensional approach is especially useful when analyzing groups of students with a variety of strengths and weaknesses.
A number of districts in Washington are using SGPs to assess student growth and provide feedback on student performance to families and schools. OSPI offers a variety of SGP resources to support this work, including trainings on the tool and a set of instructional materials on the use of SGP in the classroom.
There are many ways to conduct SGP analyses and we encourage districts and schools to experiment with different approaches. However, all SGP analyses follow two basic steps. First, the analysis must be conducted on a complete and accurate data set. Second, the results must be interpreted and communicated in a clear and understandable manner. The following sections provide some examples of how these steps may be accomplished.
Most SGP analyses can be conducted with a minimum of programming code. However, in order to take advantage of the full functionality of the SGP data package, it is necessary to utilize higher level functions that “wrap” the lower level functions studentGrowthPercentiles and studentGrowthProjections. For operational SGP analyses, we recommend using these higher level functions because they simplify the source code needed for the analyses.
The SGPdata package contains 4 exemplar data sets for use with SGP analyses. Two of the data sets, sgpData_LONG and sgptData_LONG, specify data in the WIDE format used by the lower level SGP functions, studentGrowthPercentiles and studentsGrowthProjections. The other data set, sgpData_INSTRUCTOR_NUMBER, is an exemplar of the teacher-student lookup table used by higher level SGP functions prepareSGP and analyzeSGP to produce teacher-level aggregates.
The sgpData_LONG and the sgptData_LONG data sets both include the 7 required variables for running SGP analyses: VALID_CASE, YEAR, ID, SCALE_SCORE, GRADE, ACHIEVEMENT_LEVEL and LAST_NAME (required for creating student growth and achievement plots). The sgpData_INSTRUCTOR_NUMBER data set also includes additional demographic/student categorization variables that are used to create teacher level aggregates by the prepareSGP and analyzeSGP functions. To view the sgptData_LONG and sgpData_INSTRUCTOR_NUMBER datasets in more detail, visit our SGPdata webpage. The sgpdata webpage also provides links to additional SGP data and resources for both districts and schools.