The Division of Performance Reporting is responsible
for developing the Academic
Excellence Indicator System (AEIS) reports,
which pull together a wide range of information on the
performance of students in each school and district
in Texas every year. These reports also provide extensive
information on staff, finances, programs, and demographics
for each school and district.
From the information contained in the AEIS, the division
also develops and implements the state Accountability
Rating system used to rate Texas public schools
and school districts. The state accountability rating
system includes campuses and districts rated under standard
and Alternative Education
Accountability (AEA) procedures.
Gold Performance Acknowledgments (GPA) are shown
along with the accountability ratings on the state Accountability
Ratings site; search for GPA by year. Further
uses of the AEIS data include publication of Snapshot,
Pocket Edition,
and the School Report Card (school report cards
may be viewed through the AEIS
site).
The Division of Performance Reporting also evaluates
all public school campuses, districts, and the state
for Adequate Yearly
Progress (AYP) as required under the federal
accountability provisions in the No Child Left Behind
(NCLB) Act.
In addition, the Division of Performance Reporting
is responsible for a number of federal reports and Texas
school district financial reports (see Related
Sites).
The Resources
site provides answers to frequently asked questions,
links to slide presentations, and access to recent
items that are products of the Division of Performance
Reporting or are important to data reporting
and accountability.
For questions regarding accessibility of Performance
Reporting products for the visually impaired, contact
PR
Accessibility.
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