Congratulations to regional Schools of Promise/High Progress Schools of Honor!
Posted: 11/3/2014
SCHOOLS of PROMISE:
Medina County: Cloverleaf Middle School, Cloverleaf Local Schools
Portage County: James A Garfield Elementary, James A Garfield Local Schools
Summit County: Akron Early College High School and Akron STEM High School, Akron Public Schools
To qualify as a School of Promise, a building must meet these criteria:
- Serve at least 40 percent economically disadvantaged students.
- Eighty percent or more of students in grades that took the 2013-2014 Ohio Achievement Assessments and Ohio Graduation Tests must have rated Proficient in reading and math, including economically disadvantaged and racial subgroups.
- Score an Ohio School Report Card grade of A or B on their Annual Measurable Objective, to narrow performance gaps between student groups.
- Receive an A, B or C on student learning progress through the school year and a grade of A or B on high school graduation rate, if they were high schools.
HIGH PROGRESS SCHOOLS of HONOR:
Summit County: Rimer Community Learning Center and Ritzman Community Learning Center, Akron Public Schools
High Progress Schools of Honor are buildings that have made the greatest five-year gains, although they may still have work to do to achieve at the level of High Performing Schools of Honor.
Click here to read the full media release from the Ohio Department of Education.
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