Here’s an excellent part of Kentucky’s new accountability system:
delivery targets ask schools to move a set of indicators halfway to 100 in five
years, which means a big step up every year.
For example, here’s what that will require statewide for elementary
students in each tested subject:
All schools and districts have delivery targets like these based
on their own starting points. There are also matching targets for:
- The gap group that combines the student groups that have been historically underserved.
- Each of those student groups separately.
- For all students, gap group, and subgroups showing reading and mathematics combined.
- Middle and high school readiness results.
- High school graduation rates.
You can find almost all of them in the state’s excellent new on-line
School Report Card portal by looking under delivery targets. One exception is that graduation targets are
under accountability, rather than delivery, in the report cards for each school and district.
Another exception is the gap group targets for individual subjects: at
least so far, I haven’t found them in the individual report cards, but I
did find them in the data sets section of the portal, in the delivery column’s
gap file. One more: I haven't found a middle school readiness delivery target listing yet at all, but the arithmetic makes that one easy to calculate, and high school targets are in the report cards and the data files.
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