Regional School District 14 Ranked Number 105 in CT School’s Accountability Scorecard

Overall State Accountability Results Improve In Connecticut Schools

The Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE) released the 2017-18 results from the Next Generation Accountability System and have reported that The state’s overall accountability index increased from 73.1 in 2015-16 and 73.2 in 2016-17 to 74.9 in 2017-18.

Following are selected scores for Regional School District 14:

• Overall Score (Index): 75.27%
• English-Language-Arts (all students):  92.34%
• English-Language-Arts (high needs students):  78.74%
• Math (all students):  83.10%
• Math (high needs students): 68.93%
• Chronic Absenteeism (all students):  85.38%
• Chronic Absenteeism (high needs students):  57.04%
• 4-year Graduation:  100.00%
• Postsecondary Entrance:  100.00%
• Physical Fitness:  35.33%
• Arts Access:  28.40%
• Distinction (if awarded):  

The top ten districts in the State of Connecticut are as follows:

This system takes a comprehensive look at both school and district performance based on a set of 12 indicators including academic achievement and growth, absenteeism, grade-level readiness, graduation, physical fitness and the arts. According to CSDE, the indicators help tell the story of how well a school is preparing its students for success in college, careers, and life. The system even moves beyond test scores and graduation rates and instead, provides a holistic multi factor perspective of the district and school performance while tracing a student’s growth over time.

These are some selected results.  All results and additional support materials for districts are available on the CSDE’s data portal EdSight at http://edsight.ct.gov.