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Alabama: Adequate Yearly Progress
For 2007-2008
Source: State: Alabama Department of Education
(Based on School Year 2006-2007 Data)
Academic Assessments
GOAL: Score at or above the annual measurable objectives*
- Have at least a 95% participation rate
- Alabama Reading and Mathematics Test (ARMT)
- Reading in Grades 3 - 8
- Mathematics in Grades 3 - 8
(Selected Stanford 10 reading and mathematics questions matching the Alabama courses of study and augmented questions ensuring complete coverage of the Alabama courses of study)
- Alabama High School Graduation Exam (AHSGE)
- Reading and mathematics subject-area tests in Grade 11
- Alabama Alternate Assessment (AAA)
- Reading Extended Standards in Grades 3 – 8 and 11
- Mathematics Extended Standards in Grades 3 – 8 and 11
The results of these assessments and the participation rates will be reported separately for reading and mathematics for the All Students category and disaggregated for the following groups:
- Economically disadvantaged (free/reduced meals)
- Major racial/ethnic groups
- Special education students
- Students with limited English proficiency
- See page 10 of the 2006 Interpretive Guide for the annual measurable objective for each grade and subject.
- Additional Academic Indicators
- Goal: Reach the goal or make improvement toward the goal
- Attendance rates for schools without Grade 12 – all grades within the school (goal of 95%)
- Graduation rates for schools with Grade 12 (goal of 90% at end of Grade 12)
Who Is Included
All schools, including those with no accountability grades.
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