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No Child Left Behind, Accountability and AYP

Student Achievement and School Accountability Conference
October 2002

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1. No Child Left Behind Accountability and AYP
2. Accountability
3. Accountability System
4. Within a Content Area: School & District AYP Combines
5. 95%
6. Defining AYP
7. Defining AYP 2
8. Starting Point by Grade Span
9. Adequate Yearly Progress Requires
10. Disaggregation
11. Graduation Rate
12. Other Academic Indicators
13. How a school or district makes AYP
14. How a State makes AYP
15. Under Title III, States must...
16. Section 3122 Achievement Objectives
17. If a state does not make AYP for 2 consecutive years
18. School & LEA Improvement. Section 1116
19. School Improvement
20. Local Annual Review
21. School Improvement Timeline
22. School Improvement: Year 1
23. The school plan must...
24. The school plan must also...
25. The school plan must also... (continued)
26. School Improvement: Year 2
27. Limited Exceptions for all improvement actions
28. Corrective Action
29. Possible corrective actions
30. Restructuring
31. Restructuring (continued)
32. Exiting School Improvement
33. Transition for Previously Identified Schools
34. SEA Responsibilities
35. SEA Responsibilities (continued)
36. Annual State Report Card
37. Annual State Report Card (continued)
38. And there are rewards
39. For more information...
40. No Child Left Behind