STUDENT DEMOGRAPHIC DATA        
   

 

       
   
2007/2008 Data
Total Served 225 Male 125 56%
Enrollment (Count) 148 Female 100 44%
White 112 50%
Hispanic 90 40% 9th Grade 26 11%
Black 7 3% 10th Grade 69 31%
Asian 11 2% 11th Grade 54 24%
Native 5 5% 12th Grade 76 34%
       
             
             
             
             
    ACCOUNTABILITY DATA        
             
    2007/2008 Student and Family Data        
             
   

PROTECTIVE FACTORS

90% of students have improved attendance since being at Boulder Prep
96% of students have improved grades since being at Boulder Prep
99% of students feel that adults at BP cares about them
97% of parents feel classes provide solid foundation
100% of parents feel the school encourages students to do their best
100% of parents feel teachers are available to discuss student work and behavior
100% of parents feel the school teaches about cultural heritages of many groups
100% of parents feel that the school treats students with respect
100% of parents feel that boys and girls have equal opportunity at Boulder Prep

       
             
    ACT (American College Test) Data        
           
   
 
BPHS
ACT Avg.
State
ACT Avg.
BPHS
Low
BPHS High
Avg. Increase
% of Grads
w/ ACT> 20
% Enrolled
In College
Class Of:
2008 - 19 graduates
20.1
20.5
16
28
2.2
50%
63%
2007 - 17 graduates
20.1
20.4
14
27
2.5
47%
76%
2006 - 18 graduates
21.2
20.3
16
28
3
53%
83%
2005 - 20 graduates
21.0
20.2
15
28
2.4
63%
85%
2004 - 12 graduates
17.6
20.3
12
23
2.9
27%
41%
2003 - 12 graduates
20.0
20.1
15
27
2.5
50%
66%
       
             
    Junior to Senior ACT (American College Test) Gains        
             
   
BPHS State
2007 to 2008 1.8 0.7
2006 to 2007 1.9 0.7
2005 to 2006 0.9 0.6
2004 to 2005 1.4 0.6
2003 to 2004 2 0.6
       
             
    Direct Instruction Data        
             
   
Year Participants Hours
07/08 81 3116
06/07 71 3148
05/06 58 2150
04/05 46 1780
03/04 24 1635
02/03 15 1000
*Students improved on average 2 grade levels for every 15 hours of instruction.
Examples of Improvements:
B.E. improved from 6th grade reading to 9th grade after 37 hours of instruction
S.H. improved from not 5th grade math to 9th grade algebra after 60 hours of instruction
A.M. improved from 5th grade reading to high school proficiency and 7th grade math to geometry after 42 hours of instruction.