"Real accountability" means taking full responsibility for one's actions and being held truly answerable for them. It involves acknowledging mistakes, facing consequences, and actively working towards improvement or making amends. Full definition
Whether the administration can maintain real accountability for all schools remains to be seen. (educationnext.org)
It allows schools that consistently fail our students academically to continue doing so without real accountability or opportunities for improvement. (marylandcan.org)
Were they to grab significant market share, they might «tip» K — 12 education into an age of real accountability. (educationnext.org)