How to Prepare & Distribute 2018 School & District Report Cards

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How to Prepare & Distribute 2018 School & District Report Cards

Background information Report cards are important tools for sharing district & school information with families & the public The federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires districts to annually distribute district & school report cards to the parents/guardians of all children enrolled in district schools Report cards must include information related to assessment, accountability, educator qualifications, & other measures of school quality Since 2007, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education (DESE) has prepared district & school report cards & made them available via DESE’s School & District Profiles website Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education

Redesigned report cards The Department redesigned school & district report cards in 2018 Information included in the new report cards reflects the values & priorities of Massachusetts parents The Department surveyed parents & other stakeholders to collect information about what should be included in report cards The Department used surveys, focus groups, & interviews to solicit feedback on a draft report card

Supporting documents Report card flyer describes the purpose of the school report card Glossary defines key terms Both documents are available in English & nine other languages

Distribution requirements District & schools must be posted on each district’s & school’s website School report cards should be distributed to families of students enrolled in all district schools, regardless of the school’s accountability determination or Title I status The Department recommends distributing report cards electronically For families who prefer to receive a hard copy of the report card, DESE will make a printable version of the report card available in Spring 2019 The Department has developed a sample parent/guardian notification that districts & schools may customize & use as a cover letter for the report card Cover letters are available in English & nine other languages on DESE’s report card website

Timeline The Department released electronic 2018 report cards in February 2019 & anticipates making a printable version of the report card available in Spring 2019 By the end of February 2019, districts should: Post links to report cards on school & district websites, & Distribute electronic copies of report cards to families. Once available, hard copies of report cards should be distributed to families who require them Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education

Accessing report cards – Option 1 Search for a school or district report card on DESE’s new report card website: reportcards.doe.mass.edu Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education

Accessing report cards – Option 2 Step 1: Find the school’s or district’s profile on DESE’s School & District Profiles website, & click the Accountability tab Step 2: Click on the 2018 Report Card link that appears to the left of the accountability report Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education

Resources Report cards homepage: reportcards.doe.mass.edu School & District Profiles: http://profiles.doe.mass.edu Questions? Contact the Office of District & School Accountability Reporting: Email: esea@doe.mass.edu Phone: (781) 338-3550