STRONGER ACCOUNTABILITY
Adequate Yearly Progress

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Editor's Pick  Growth Models
Fact sheets, state applications, decision letters, peer review guidance, and press releases on growth-based accountability models. GO >
Editor's Pick  Adequate Yearly Progress (FAQ)
Summary of adequate yearly progress provision in the No Child Left Behind Act. GO >
Editor's Pick  Policy Information on NCLB and Accountability
Policy documents on accountability and assessment, choice, charter schools, flexibility, the NCLB Act, reading, supplemental educational services, teacher quality, and more. GO >
Editor's Pick  Calculating Participation Rates
Letter describing flexibility states have when making adequate yearly progress (AYP) determinations (May 2004). GO >
Editor's Pick  Letter on Adequate Yearly Progress
Guidance on adequate yearly progress (July 2002). GO >
Editor's Pick  Accountability and Adequate Yearly Progress
Presentation from the National Title I Directors' Conference on accountability and AYP (February 2003). GO >
Editor's Pick  Strategies for Making AYP: Curriculum-Based Measurement
Presentation at ED regional meetings (October 2002). GO >
Editor's Pick  The Facts About...Making Gains Every Year
NCLB sets clear goals, gives parents information, and provides choices if their child's school continues to be identified as in need of improvement. GO >
Editor's Pick  The Facts About...Measuring Progress
NCLB tests every child in grades 3-8 and gives parents report cards for every school. GO >
Editor's Pick  Questions and Answers on NCLB -- Testing
How testing helps teachers and principals, what subjects will be covered in tests, and more. GO >
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