I'm not sure about this (at all), but the feds do some type of yearly school evaluations (called AYP) in accordance with the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act. If I am reading the new report correctly, I think Bridgeport High School may have taken another hit. The above is a screen shot of a huge pdf file for all schools.
But I've received no confirmation of this. Also, I think its possible the feds consider the TAKS results which could explain this ranking.
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8.11.2005
Ouch Again?
I'm not sure about this (at all), but the feds do some type of yearly school evaluations (called AYP) in accordance with the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act. If I am reading the new report correctly, I think Bridgeport High School may have taken another hit. The above is a screen shot of a huge pdf file for all schools.
But I've received no confirmation of this. Also, I think its possible the feds consider the TAKS results which could explain this ranking.
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Check out Boyd ISD Middle and HS, Chico ISD, and Decatur/ Rann Elem... not a good thing for Wise County.
Alvord, did pretty good. hmmm, makes you think doesn't it.
The variables in AYP make it almost impossible to tell if a school is perfoming well or not. No two schools have the same student populations, resources, parents, sub populations....etc.
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