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OHVA Gets Results
Strong student performance helped propel the Ohio Virtual Academy to an Effective school ranking on its 2010–2011 annual report card. The Effective ranking was the result of a number of academic achievements by the school, including attaining the state's highest Value Added Rating and improving its Performance Index Score.
"Above" Value Added Rating
OHVA achieved an "Above" Value Added Rating—the highest level—indicating the school made better than expected academic gains for students. While an achievement test can only demonstrate a student's level of proficiency at a single point in time, the value added rating measures students' academic growth or improvement over a period of time. This determines the academic progress—the "value added”—by a student during that time period in the school.
Performance Index
OHVA also improved its performance index from the previous year to 89.5 percent (88.0 for 2009–2010, up 1.5 points). The performance index measures the achievement of every tested student, not just those who score proficient or higher.
The school exceeded the state standard for participation in the state assessment tests with a 99.6 percent attendance rate. Achieving this level of attendance is especially challenging for a school serving thousands of children around the state and requires a strong commitment to academic assessments and accountability from the entire school community.
Ohio Graduation Tests (11th Grade)
OHVA 11th grade students who scored at or above a Proficient Level in Reading, Math, Writing, Science and Social Studies exceeded the state proficiency average, as well as the average of all statewide eSchools, in all subjects in the Ohio Graduation Tests (OGT).
State Indicators
OHVA students at or above a Proficient Level across all grades in the subjects tested also exceeded the average proficiency of all statewide eSchools.
Graduation Data
Our 2010–2011 graduating class consisted of 225 graduates who were offered over $1.35M in scholarships. OHVA graduates were accepted at the following institutions:
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Art Institute of Ohio–Cincinnati Baldwin-Wallace Berea College, Kentucky Bluffton College Bowling Green State University Brigham Young University, Idaho Capital University Case Western University Cedarville University Clark State Community College Cleveland Institute of Art Cleveland State University Columbus State Community College Cuyahoga Community College Defiance College DeVry University Edison Community College Grace College Hiram College Hocking Technical College ITT Technical Institute Kent State University Kent State University, Ashtabula Kettering Medical Arts Lakeland Community College Lorain Community College Lourdes College Malone University Miami University, Oxford Moody Bible Institute Mount Union College |
Mount Vernon Nazarene University Northern Kentucky University Ohio Business College Ohio University Owens Community College, Toledo Oxford University–England Pensacola Christian School Raymond Walters College Shawnee State University Sinclair Community College Slippery Rock Stark State College of Technology Taylor University Tennessee Technological University The College of Wooster The Ohio State University UCLA University of Akron University of Cincinnati University of Dayton University of Edinburgh University of Michigan University of Toledo University of Virginia Utah Valley University Virginia Tech Westminster College, Pennsylvania Wittenberg University Wright State University Xavier University Youngstown State University |
