Notes:
"N/A" means a number or percent is not available due to small numbers tested or small numbers of valid scores in that group. "N/A" in the "Met 2003 AYP Criteria" column means the subgroup is not numerically significant.
"Yes" means the school, district or subgroup was at or or above 2003 targets for the 95% participation rate or percent proficient. "Yes*" means the school or district met the adjusted percent proficient criteria for under 100 valid scores. "No" means the school, district, or subgroup was below the 2003 targets for the 95% participation rate or percent proficient. "No*" means the school or district was below the adjusted percent proficient criteria for under 100 valid scores. The adjusted percent proficient criteria for under 100 valid scores is posted on the Internet at http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/ac/ay/documents/amo100valid.pdf.
For schools or districts with under 100 enrolled, there will be no numerically significant subgroups.
The number and percent of students at or above proficient are not listed for a school, district or subgroup if the number of scores is less than 11.
The category of English Learner also includes redesignated fluent English proficient students who have not scored proficient on the California Standards Test in English Language Arts for three years.
2003 AYP Criteria for Districts
In order to make AYP for 2003, a district must meet or exceed all of these Phase I and Phase II requirements.
Phase I (August 2003)
- Percent Proficient or Above in Selected Assessments (districtwide and subgroups)
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English-Language Arts |
Mathematics |
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Elementary School Districts |
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High School Districts(with grade levels 9-11 only) |
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Unified School Districts and High School Districts (with grade levels 2-8 and 9-11) |
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- Participation Rate in Above Assessments (districtwide and subgroups)
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English-Language Arts |
Mathematics |
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Phase II (October 2003)
- Academic Performance Index (API) (districtwide)
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| Growth in the 2002-2003 API of at least one point OR a minimum 2003 API Growth score of 560 |
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- Graduation Rate (districtwide)
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| Improvement in the graduation rate from 2002 of at least .1% |
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