According to Senate Enrolled Act 200, no school could earn a lower accountability grade during the 2014-15 academic year than it did during the previous year. Under this law, school grades could improve but no school’s A-F accountability grade would drop. The General Assembly and Governor Mike Pence also signed into law House Enrolled Act 1003 which prevented individual teachers from being negatively impacted in their performance evaluation by lower ISTEP+ scores.
The 2014-15 A-F accountability grade show an increase in the number of “A” rated schools at 55.4 percent and a decrease of “F” rated schools at 2.6 percent from the previous year.
The Board also approved a resolution that would continue the turnaround efforts currently in place at traditional public and public charter schools that might be eligible for additional state intervention based on their 2014-15 accountability grade.
The 2014-15 A-F accountability grade show an increase in the number of “A” rated schools at 55.4 percent and a decrease of “F” rated schools at 2.6 percent from the previous year.
The Board also approved a resolution that would continue the turnaround efforts currently in place at traditional public and public charter schools that might be eligible for additional state intervention based on their 2014-15 accountability grade.
