State-assigned school letter grade: C
Did not meet AYP.
Students in designated subgroups failed to meet standards.
AYP compliance phase
Phase 2*
District information
Elementary school met AYP: Yes
Middle school met AYP: No
High school met AYP: No
Notes
Data is from Michigan Department of Education report released on Nov. 30, 2007.
* AYP compliance phase is determined by the number of years a district has failed to make Adequate Yearly Progress. The consequences of failure are outlined below:
• 0: No action. A school met AYP, or this is the first year it did not meet AYP.
• 1: School must offer choice and transportation.
• 2: School must offer choice, transportation, and supplemental services.
• 3: School must continue choice, transportation and supplemental services and take further corrective action.
• 4: School also must develop a restructuring plan.
• 5: School must implement restructuring plan.
• 6 and Above: Monitors will seek evidence of improved results.
• 99: School is on advisory status because it did not have MEAP data prior to 2005-06.
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