Sentences with phrase «robust accountability»

At a minimum, shouldn't all publicly funded schools be required to participate in some type of robust accountability system?

A: The number one thing is more robust accountability.

We demand excellence through meaningful standards and robust accountability about school quality and student progress from early childhood through postsecondary education.

«ESSA shifts much of the responsibility for student outcomes to states, which must develop robust accountability systems that target large graduation rate gaps that continue to exist between different groups of students, as well as high schools that fail to graduate one - third or more of their students,» said Gov. Bob Wise, president of the Alliance for Excellent Education.

There's the fact that the signatories include the National School Board Association and the National Association of Secondary School Principals, two groups who represent the districts that oppose any form of robust accountability.

Dividing up its responsibilities between Select Committees with already full agendas can only lead to less focussed, less robust accountability to Parliament on these key democratic issues.

It is vital that the DoH creates robust accountability structures so that parliament and the public can properly follow the taxpayers» pound and hold those responsible to account.

We want to see robust accountability and oversight of all schools regardless of type,» she said.

We have learned many lessons along the way and have identified best practices that we would like to share with others who may be interested in implementing robust accountability standards in their own states as well as state charter associations seeking to build accountability frameworks to guide their advocacy efforts.

Expand accurate and robust accountability systems that value growth models and multiple measures of student performance; and

Is the apparent lack of accountability simply a by - product of layering new types of schools onto old accountability structures and would more knowledge lead to more robust accountability?

The fifth recommendation is to develop a robust accountability framework around diversity.

The covenant was not simply a piece of paper affirming partnership no matter what, but instead a means to secure the «robust accountability» and «gracious restraint» that characterize deep relationships rooted in mutual recognition of catholic faith and order, grounded in creedal doctrine, and answerable to the authoritative word of Scripture.

A robust accountability system would recognize that more instructional time can be used to meet goals, but that more time is neither a perfect substitute for, nor the same thing as, better use of time.

«If a state senator or head of an education committee has an idea about school choice, or digital learning, or a robust accountability system, the first step is to talk to the people who have already done it,» he says.

Indeed, several of the low - performing schools have been forced out of the program since its development of a robust accountability system.

We applaud you for developing a robust accountability system.

CORE Executive Director Rick Miller argued that CORE's waiver application would commit to «robust accountability» for minority students, English learners and students with disabilities.

«Having a robust accountability regime in place is essential for all schools.

A robust accountability system had not been established before schools began enrolling students.

As a result of a robust accountability system, more students are attending higher performing schools which has translated to overall increases in program - wide scholarship student achievement,» said Ann Duplessis, president of the Louisiana Federation for Children.