ED, "adequate yearly progress" means what? [D89]
Pioneer Press (John Huston) covers the "Adequate Yearly Progess" marks, but I'm somewhat confused.
Is AYP a standard determined by the past year's results? How is it calculated?
Is AYP a standard determined by the past year's results? How is it calculated?
posted by Carl Nyberg at
5:53 PM
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Hillside's only prob is that the disabled kids aren't scoring high enough.
Maybe it's because... they're disabled?
But maybe I'm the one missing something....
By
Carl Nyberg, at 6:16 PM, November 10, 2005
This whole NCLB law is ridiculous. Take as an example physical education. The NCLB law states that EVERY child will meet standards. Could every child climb a rope to the top of the gym? Could every child hit 5 strikes in a row? Of course not. How can a law expect ALL children to reach the top? ESL and special ed. kids will always have lower scores. Suppose a kid just moved here from Mex...How high do you think he could score on a test in English?
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Anonymous, at 7:43 PM, November 10, 2005
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