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PAGE 2- THE DAYTON TRIBUNEI DAYTONI OR 97114 -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 2003
for s
supplies scheduled
McMenamins Hotel Oregon, 310 Evans St
McMinnville will conduct at 50/50 Night Fundraiser to
benefit the Salvation Army of Yamhill County on Mort-
.day, Sept. 8. The fundraiser will raise funds for the
Army's School Supply program to benefit needy Yamhill
County school children.
The fundraising event will take place from 5 pm to
closing with 50% of all food and beverage sales during
that time being contributed to The Salvation Army. Last
year's event raised nearly $800 to help provide school mail it to: The Salvation Army, PO Box 765,
supplies to children who needed the Army's help to begin McMinnville, OR 97128. For more information call The
the school year with the tools they need to learn. "Salvation Army at (503) 472-1009.
To serve as many Yamhill County children as possi-
ble with limited resources, the Army asks staff from each
school to identify those students most in need to be sure
that each student receives what supplies they need Square dance lessons offered
throughout the school year.
Those wishing to help provide school supplies for The Braids & Braves Square Dance Club will offer
needy Yamhill County school children are encouraged to square dance lessons at the McMinnville Senior Center. A
attend the 50/50 night or bring new/unused school sup- free picnic will be held Sept. 8 at 6 pm, with a lesson
plies to The Salvation Army, 1950 SW Second St from 7 to 8:30 pm. The first two lessons will be free. For
McMinnville. more information call 503-583-1706.
Those wishing to make a monetary contribution may
Percent Meeting or Exceeding by Economic Disadvantage
Distribution of Students by Performance for Total Population
District: DAYTON SD 8
2002-2003
MATH PROBLEM
SOLVING
I.- r'.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
School Name ~-rade Standard N q~ N ~o
DAYTON HIGH 10 Meets or Exceeds* * = =
STATE
N %
2240 36
Distict School List
District: DAYTON SD 8
2002-2003
WRITING
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: SCHOOL DISTRICT
Performance
School Name Gradl N % N %
Standards
DAYTON HIGH 10 Does Not Yet Meet 17 23 17 23
DAYTON HIGH 10 Conditionally Meets 15 20 15 20
DAYTON HIGH 10 Meets Standard 40 54 40 54
, DAYTON HIGH 10 Exceeds Standard 2 3 2 3
STATE
N %
8549 22
9663 24
19121 48
N - The number of students, In given category, who MEET or EXCEED the
state standard."
2233 6
Reaults for smell number= of students ere not reported. If the
total number of students In any group Is less than 10, an asterisk is
printed instead of the number of students meeting the standard.
Percent Meeting or Exceeding by Gender
=. Five or fewer students not reported.
Percent Meeting or Exceeding by Gender
Oistict School List
OiMzict: DAYTON SO 8
2002-2003
,MATH PROBLEM
SOLVING
SCHOOL
School Name ;rade Gender N ~Yo
DAYTON HIGH 10 Male 2056
DAYTON HIGH 10 Female 2462
I.t
DISTRICT STATE
N % N %
20 S6 9652 48
24 62 9796 S2
District: DAYTON SD 8
2002-2003 I== Se!ect ReP rt TYPe ==~
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SCHOOL DZSTRZCT STATE
School Name Grlde Gender N % N % N %
t DAYTON HIGH 10 Male 22 61 22 61 14502 72
DAYTON HIGH 10 Female 35 92 35 92 16371 85
Percent Meeting o# Exceeding by Ethnic Category
Distict School List
N == The number of students, In a given category, who MEET or EXCEED the
state standard."
Results for luneg numbers of students are not reported. If the
total number of students In any group Is less than 5, an asterisk Is
printed Instead of the number of students meeting the s~ndard.
District: DAYTON SD 8
School Name =radl
DAYTON HIGH 10
DAYTON HIGH 10
DAYTON HIGH 10
t
DAYTON HIGH 10
DAYTON HIGH 10
DAYTON HIGH 10
2002-2003
WRITING
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SCHOOL DZSTRZCT
Ethnicity N % N%
American Zndia~ * * **
Asian = * *
African American= *
Hispanic 11 52 11 52
White 42 88 42 88
Multi-Ethnic = * *
STATE
N o~
578 66
1267 79
635 64
1692 52
25626 82
991 76
Percent Meeting or Exceeding by LEP
Distict School LJst
Service back then
just seemed a little
more personal.
That kind of service
isn't gone itrs just
hard to come by in
today's world of
corporate mergers
and profit margins.
Friendly service used to be a way of life.
at Macy & Son, it still is.
oStablished 1903
MACY & S N, FuneralDirectors
135 North Evans McMinnville, Oregon 97128-4682
(503) 472-6151
FAX 472-3352
District: DAYTON SD 8
2002-2003
~ffi Select Report Type ====
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[ = = Select Test SubJect = =
School Name ;rade
WRITING
SCHOOL OZSTRlrcT STATE
Standard N o~ N % N %
DAYTON HIGH 10 Meets or Exceeds* * * 771 35
Percent Meeting or Exceeding by Special Education
District: DAYTON SD 8
2002-2003
=- Select Report Type == "
[-= Se,ect Test Subject -.
WRITING
SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE
School Name =ride Standard N % N I % N %
DAYTON HIGH 10 Meets or Exceedl* = * [ * 1136 34
Percent Meeting or Exceeding by Economic Disadvantage
District: DAYTON SD 8
2002-2003
~= Select Report Type ==
WRITING i-= se,ect Test So.ct
SCHOOL DI$ KICT STATE
Standard