Sentences with phrase «charter school data»

They sneer at «gifted and talented» programs, which they view as inherently elitist and inequitable; they deplore «selective admissions» schools like Stuyvesant; and they pore over charter school data for any signs of «skimming» the best and brightest.

As this school year concludes, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) is gathering final counts and we're anxious to see the release of 2016 - 17 charter school data later this summer.

For a broader look at more charter school data there is CCSA's Portrait of the Movement annual report, which has been on hold since 2014 as CCSA retools the report to incorporate the new Common Core standards and to include college readiness, Robitaille said.

Additional charter school data, including the number of students enrolled, is expected to be released in November or December.

The bad charter school data not only undermines the ability of researchers to figure out if charter schools are better than traditional public schools, but it also infects aggregate district - wide and state - wide education data.

Now that Hoxby and Murarka's charter school data and the Massachusetts initiative show such promising results, we are hopeful that «time» will finally take its rightful place in our country's education reform lineup.

Our Charter School Data Dashboard provides statistics on enrollment, numbers of schools, breakdown of type of charter school, and management structure.

Description: This session walks participants through the process of importing or updating the new year's district / charter school data (schools, courses, classes, students, and teachers) into the Galileo K - 12 Online environment.

Drawing from traditional public and charter school data, the above chart shows 49.5 percent of schools» grades remained the same in 2013 as they were in 2012.

The charter school data came as part of a «first look» report of annual data collected by states and school districts for the federal government, and released by the National Center for Education Statistics on Thursday, October 30, 2014.

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) issued a report in July, complaining that charter school data is so incomplete that it could not determine whether charter schools are avoiding non-English speaking students.

The GAO further recommended that all charter school data be further scrutinized to see if blank data fields are ruining data sets on academic achievement and graduation.

The GAO recommended that the Department of Education should stop reporting English - language - learner data on the district and state level if the charter school data could not be fixed.

Sources: The sources of data provided on state pages include: state departments of education (enrollment numbers), the AFC Growth Fund (voucher / tax credit data), The Center for Education Reform (charter school data), the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), the America's Promise Alliance (dropout data), and the National Governor's Association (contact information.)