Test scores Can be manipulated to tell a variety of stories Based on the best of three opportunities on one test (HSA) Are the DOE’s accountability measures.

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Test scores Can be manipulated to tell a variety of stories Based on the best of three opportunities on one test (HSA) Are the DOE’s accountability measures Does not provide a complete picture of the whole child

Other criteria to determine “recognition” A. High Performance Meets or exceeds targets for all subgroups ie. Non-high needs (HES 96%) and high needs (HES 60%). Gap rate of less than 30% (HES 36%, ie did not earn points).

B. High Progress Increase of 15% of all students proficient over 3 yrs., (HES ?%) Gap reduction of 10% or greater over 3 yrs. (HES 12%, ie earned points)