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Accountability
Deputy Chief of Accountability & Educational TechnologyFran Newberg, Ed.D. 440 N. Broad St., Second FloorPhiladelphia, PA 19130 Phone: 215.400.4250 Related DepartmentsRelated Resources |
Data and ReportsData and ReportsClick here to access the School Performance Index (SPI) Reports Click here to access the School Annual Reports
Predictive Testing Reports
Presentation: Accessing and Using Predictive Reports on Schoolnet for Administrators (ppt)
2011 PSSA Preliminary Results Report
2011 PSSA Preliminary Results Report (PDF) - Released June 27th, 2011
Summer Learning and More (S.L.A.M.)
Imagine 2014 Summer Learning and More (S.L.A.M.) 2010 Powerpoint Charter School SPI Feedback/Appeal Form
To provide comments or request an appeal of your charter school's SPI grade, please refer to this form Report from the SDP Principals' Meeting - August 11, 2009
Presentation from SDP Principals' Meeting on August 11, 2009 PSSA 2002-2008This report (pdf) contains a number graphs showing performance on the PSSA over the past six years, including breakdowns by grade and ethnicity. 2008 Report on PSSA Performance of EMO Schools
AYP 2003-2008The School District of Philadelphia's Annual NCLB Report Cards: NCLB Report Cards for every district and school in the state are available from PAAYP. Measures that Matter (Balanced Scorecard)The Measures that Matter (pdf) were a set of goals based on the School Reform Commission's vision for 2002 through 2008, and served as the district-level performance indicators for the Balanced Scorecard initiative. The SRC is developing a new vision and goals for 2014.Accountability Review Council Reports
2011 Report from the Accountability Review Council (ARC) (link to PDF here) ARC has just issued its 2011 Report titled, “The Status of 2009-2010 Academic Performance in the School District of Philadelphia and Observations on the Initial Implementation Stage of Renaissance Schools Report to the School Reform Commission.” The Report may be downloaded as a PDF using the link above. In addition, the form below may be used by the public to ask questions or make comments about the report. Online ARC Question/Feedback FormNCLB Report CardsWhat is a NCLB Report Card? The No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act was signed into law on January 8, 2002. One of the many new pieces of information you are guaranteed under NCLB is a school report card that shows you how your child's school is performing when compared to all of the other public schools in Philadelphia, as well as all other schools in Pennsylvania. Specifically, the NCLB school report card displays student achievement data in reading and mathematics so that parents and the public can see how their schools are progressing over time. In addition, there is information on student attendance for elementary and middle schools, graduation rates for high schools, and information on the percentage of teachers at all schools who are highly qualified. Where Do I Find My School's Report Card?The NCLB report cards are produced by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) and can be accessed on their website at http://paayp.emetric.net/District/SchoolList/i26/126515001. To see your school's report follow these 3 steps.
The report card will be downloaded automatically to your desktop as a PDF. If you have trouble viewing this file Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat for free. To find out more about NCLB visit the Pennsylvania Department of Education website. |
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