Sentences with phrase «test participation rates»

Schools are supposed to show a 95 - percent test participation rate.

• Schools also would be penalized for high dropout rates, low test participation rates and third - graders reading below grade level.

That statistic is different than the official test participation rate, which counts students who are sick or otherwise absent, the state said.

Schools that fall below an 85 percent test participation rate for all students or for any subgroup for both the current - year and three - year rate receive a 10 - point deduction.

But failure to meet required graduation and test participation rates add to the list, including schools from Michigan's biggest cities and smallest towns.

The «Secondary Academic Indicators» include a bunch more value added metrics (test scores), college admissions test participation rate, dual enrollment credits, industry credentials, honors diplomas awarded, AP participation rate, AP score (more test scores), IB participate rate, IB score (more tests), College / Career - Ready Assessment (another test?)

HB 5555 would prohibit mastery test participation rates from affecting a school or district's state rating and would prohibit certain funds from being withheld from districts based on those participation rates.

Student Engagement: Points can be deducted if test participation rates are below 95 percent, more than 13 percent of students are absent more than 16 percent of the school year or the dropout rate exceeds 6 percent.

Having the 2nd highest GED subject test participation rate, 85 % of our students passed their GED subject tests

For school systems located in states where NCLB is still active, the accountability standards remain the same: required scores in key subject areas, test participation rates at 95 percent, attendance, graduation rates and adequate performance of special populations such as disadvantaged students and students with disabilities.

Are you really willing to believe the political posturing and bureaucratic claims that, in essence, come down to obtaining one data point in order to meet the all - important 95 % Test Participation Rate required by the Every Student Succeeds Act and the federal U.S. Department of Education?

Instead, states have the authority to decide how to handle schools with low test participation rates and / or high opt - out rates.73

Official test participation rates are reported to the U.S. Department of Education and published annually in the New Jersey School Performance Reports.

Schools that fall below a 95 percent test participation rate for all students or for any subgroup for both the current - year and three - year rate receive a five - point deduction from their overall score.

Despite the significant number of students skipping the exams, the state as a whole met the test participation rate of 95 percent.

Wisconsin schools can be penalized on the state's report card for having a test participation rate of lower than 95 percent.