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Wayzata shares FastBridge screening results showing subgroup differences in early reading
Summary
District slides showed FastBridge spring 2023-24 screening results with subgroup differences (e.g., Asian K-1 students 81% on target; Black or African American K-1 students 52% on target) and reiterated that screening data are one input used with additional formative measures.
During the WBWF presentation, Stacey Lackner, Ph.D., and Dana Miller reviewed FastBridge universal screeners and subgroup results for spring 2023-24, underscoring that these scores are one data point used alongside teacher observations and other formative measures.
Slides reported specific subgroup percentages for K-1 students: Asian 81% (K-1 "Low Risk"/on target), Black or African American 52%, Hispanic or Latino 52%, Two or More Races 69%, and White 63% (counts were provided alongside percentages). Presenters stressed that appropriateness of testing participation for English learners with low proficiency is determined by EL teachers.
For Grades 2-5 aReading results, the slides showed districtwide percent 'Low Risk/On Target' of 79% (2021-22), 81% (2022-23), and 81% (2023-24) with subgroup breakdowns (for example, Asian approximately 88% across years, White about 80%-84%). Presenters framed the figures as baseline data that will inform site growth plans, professional learning and targeted interventions.
