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Elementary school remains CSI with proficiency masked by small cohorts

Jemez Valley Public Schools Board/Staff Presentation · November 19, 2024
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Summary

Staff said the elementary school carries a CSI (low-performance) designation with a 2022–23 Vistas grade near 23.9 and reported proficiency rates under 5%, noting data masking for small class sizes to protect student identity.

Presenter, a school staff member, said the elementary school's 2022–23 Vistas grade was about "23.9" and that it is categorized under Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) for low performance. "Our proficiency is less than 5%," the presenter said, and added that masking affects how small-sample results appear publicly.

The presenter explained masking is used when small class sizes could make individual students identifiable, and provided context that the district has limited student counts in some grades. That limited population affects how proficiency percentages are published and can obscure precise subgroup breakdowns until full data are released in January.