1. IE 2 and CHARTER SYSTEMS Accountability Comparison Sources of Information Governor’s Office of Student Achievement website Georgia Department of Education website

2. Acronyms College and Career Ready Performance Index - CCRPI Georgia Office of Student Achievement – GOSA Georgia Department of Education – GaDOE Investing in Educational Excellence – IE 2 Local Board of Education – LBOE State Board of Education – SBOE

3. Investing in Educational Excellence (IE 2 )

4. ALL SCHOOLS: CCRPI On CCRPI, without the inclusion of Challenge Points, the school shall annually increase by 3% of the gap between the baseline year CCRPI score and 100 – The baseline year will be 2015-2016 – This baseline year applies to districts entering contracts effective in both 2015- 2016 and 2016-2017 IE 2 Accountability 10 IE 2 Accountability

5. ALL SCHOOLS: CCRPI (continued) Example 1: Assume a school’s baseline CCRPI without Challenge Points is 60.0 – Gap between baseline and 100: 100 – 60 = 40 – 3% of 40 = 1.2 points = annual increase from the baseline – Five-Year Targets (Baseline – 60.0) Year 1 - 61.2Year 4 - 64.8 Year 2 - 62.4Year 5 - 66.0 Year 3 - 63.6 IE 2 Accountability

6. ALL SCHOOLS: CCRPI (continued) Example 2: Assume a school’s baseline CCRPI without Challenge Points is 84.2 and the top quartile is 81.5 (not actual numbers) – The school must remain in the top quartile, continually working to improve its CCRPI 6 IE 2 Accountability

7. ALL SCHOOLS: CCRPI (continued) Schools with initial CCRPI scores in the top quartile of the state within each grade cluster will be required to maintain or improve that level of performance Targets for schools that reach this threshold in any year will remain at that same threshold 7 IE 2 Accountability

8. 8 IE 2 Accountability: Sample Data Challenge Points are removed from the CCRPI score.

9. ALL SCHOOLS: “SECOND LOOK” If a school fails to meet its CCRPI target score, the school will be deemed as meeting its yearly performance target if the school is determined to be “beating the odds” through an analysis that compares the school’s CCRPI to its expected performance as determined by comparison with schools statewide having similar characteristics (e.g., economically disadvantaged, English Learners, Student with Disabilities, school size, student/teacher ratio, etc.) 9 IE 2 Accountability

10. ALL SCHOOLS: CCRPI (continued) Schools demonstrating a trend of improvement, and meeting the equivalent of three years of targeted improvement by the end of the contract, will be deemed as meeting the accountability requirements of the contract. 10 IE 2 Accountability

11. The SBOE shall mandate the loss of governance of one or more of an IE 2 System’s nonperforming schools…Such loss of governance may include, but shall not be limited to: 1.Conversion of a school to charter status with independent school level governance and a governance board with strong parental involvement; 2.Operation of a school by a successful school system, as defined by GOSA, and pursuant to funding criteria established by the SBOE; or 3.Operation of a school by a private entity, nonprofit or for profit, pursuant to a request for proposals issued by the GaDOE. 11 IE 2 Consequences

12. In addition to the loss of governance options specified in the statute that could be imposed at the end of the IE 2 contract term, the following options for loss of governance could be implemented during or at the conclusion of the IE 2 contract term. 4.Nonperforming schools could have governance reduced by being required to submit a remedial action plan for LBOE approval before the school can implement necessary changes. For this option, the District could specify the general requirements such a plan a must meet or let the school submit a draft based on its own analysis. IE 2 Loss of Governance Options (Consequences) 20

13. 5.The school could be required to make leadership and faculty/staff changes, including replacing leaders/faculty/ staff and/or an aggressive professional development program. 6.The school could be required to implement reconstitution if necessary to ensure performance improvements. 7.The school could be required to develop individual student achievement plans and implement programs such as after school and/or Saturday tutoring programs that provide additional time on task in subject areas specified in the individual plans. 8.Other options for loss of governance not listed above that address the specific reasons for a school’s failure to meet its targets could be proposed in an IE 2 application. IE 2 Loss of Governance Options (Consequences)

14. Charter Systems

15. Charter schools (System) will be measured by their performance on two factors: 1.CCRPI (College and Career Readiness Performance Index) 2.Beating the Odds Charter System Accountability 15

16. Goal 1: During each year of its first five-year charter term, the Charter System shall “beat the odds” as determined by a formula measuring expected student growth. 16 Charter System Accountability, Goal 1 Student-based FactorsSchool-based Factors % African American % Hispanic % White % Other % Free/Reduced Lunch % Students with Disabilities % English Learners % Gifted School Size Student/Teacher Ratio School Configuration/CCRPI Score Type (i.e. Elementary, Middle, High) Locale Type (i.e. City, Town, Rural) District Performance (Fixed Effect) In general terms, a school “beats the odds” when it does as good as or better than all the schools in Georgia that are similar to that school.

17. Charter System Accountability, Goal 2 Goal 2: During each year of its first five-year charter term, each System Charter School shall “beat the odds” as determined by a formula measuring expected student growth. If each System Charter School fails to beat the odds in Year 1 of the charter, the Charter System shall decrease the number of System Charter Schools not beating the odds during Years 2 and 3 at a rate so that all System Charter Schools will beat the odds in Year 4. 17

18. Goal 3: The Charter System will demonstrate proficiency and/or improvement on the CCRPI. Measure 1: For new Charter Systems first converting in 2015 or later, using Year 1 of the charter term to establish a CCRPI baseline, the Charter System’s CCRPI score shall be equal to or better than the State in Year 2, and better than the State in Years 3-5 of the charter contract. Charter System Accountability, Goal 3 18

19. Measure 2: If the Charter System’s first- year CCRPI score is lower than the State, the Charter System shall have until the end of Year 2 of the charter term to close the gap between the Charter System and the State. Measure 3: In Years 3-5 of the charter term, the Charter System’s CCRPI score shall be better than the State. Charter System Accountability, Goal 3 19

20. Charter System Accountability: Sample Data 20

21. Charter System Consequences 21 Charter status revoked and school system reverts to Status Quo at the end of the term. Possible fiscal impact when converting from Charter System to Status Quo due to loss of flexibility