NORWALK, Conn. ? Did your school make Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) according to the No Child Left Behind report issued this week? Here is a list of schools that did?and didn't?and the reasons for not making it.
Schools that made AYP* through Safe Harbor:
Roton Middle School?three consecutive years
Cranbury Elementary School?three consecutive years
Tracey Elementary School?two consecutive years
Jefferson Elementary School?two consecutive years
Naramake Elementary School
Silvermine Elementary School
Wolfpit Elementary School
Schools that did not make AYP:
Brookside Elementary School?whole school reading and math
Kendall Elementary School?whole school reading and math
Rowayton School?whole school reading and math
Ponus Ridge Middle School?whole school reading and math
Norwalk High School?whole school reading and math
Brien McMahon High School?whole school reading and math
Side by Side Community School?whole school reading and math
Briggs High School?whole school math
Columbus Magnet School?whole school reading
Fox Run Elementary School?whole school reading
Marvin Elementary School?whole school reading
Nathan Hale Middle School?subgroup math and reading
* To make Annual Yearly Progress, a school and its subgroups (low-income, minority and special needs students) need to meet this years No Child Left Behind proficiency standardsapproximately 90 percent of students meeting the standard. A school can also make Annual Yearly Progress through the Safe Harbor provision by decreasing below-proficiency scores by 10 percent in all subgroups.
You can email Moina Noor at [email protected].
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