Seven-category disaggregation of U.S. private schools in the specialty school dashboard¶
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Description¶
The appendix organizes private schools covered by the dashboard into a seven-part classification by religious affiliation and secular status. It states: "Within private schools, we also disaggregate further into the following categories of private schools: (a) Catholic schools, (b) Jewish schools, (c) Lutheran schools, (d) Islamic schools, (e) Seventh-day Adventists, (f) other religious schools, and (g) non-religious schools." This taxonomy structures how growth results are reported for private school subtypes.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Private school data must be classifiable into the seven affiliation categories to populate the disaggregation
Constraints¶
- The taxonomy applies only within U.S. private schools in this dashboard
Target Learners¶
- Students enrolled in U.S. private schools
Target Learning Objectives¶
- Academic growth measurement disaggregated by private school type
Claims¶
Related Theories¶
Examples¶
- MAP Growth Specialty School National Dashboard technical appendix
- Specialty Schools National Dashboard: interactive tool for achievement and growth patterns in US private and charter schools
Key Sources¶
- Kuhfeld, Megan; Long, Daniel; Lewis, Karyn. (2025). Technical Appendix: MAP Growth Specialty School National Dashboard. NWEA. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/technical-appendix-map-growth-specialty-school-national-dashboard/
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Seven-category disaggregation of U.S. private schools in the specialty school dashboard |
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The appendix organizes private schools covered by the dashboard into a seven-part classification by religious affiliation and secular status. |
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