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1 2009 NCLB Blue Ribbon School
West Elementary Cullman City Schools Cullman, Alabama

2 USDE GOAL: National Recognition
Identify America's academically superior schools Serve as models for America’s schools Recognize academic achievement Acknowledge the work of: Students Faculty Families Community

3 Eligibility public and private elementary, middle and high schools
academically superior or demonstrate dramatic gains in student achievement to high levels

4 Nomination Criteria Schools whose students, regardless of background, achieve in the top 10 percent of their state on state tests Schools with 40 percent of their students from disadvantaged backgrounds that dramatically improve student performance to high levels on state tests

5 How Prestigious ? United States 93,295 Schools 413 Nominations
Nominated by State Superintendent 0.4% of Schools Alabama 656 Elementary 249 Middle Schools 268 High Schools Five Blue Ribbon Schools annually 0.4% of Schools

6 2008 Alabama Blue Ribbon Schools
Demopolis High School George Hall Elementary School Leon Sheffield Magnet School Spain Park High School Wrights Mill Road Elementary School

7 2009 Alabama Blue Ribbon School Nominations
Brewbaker Technology Magnet High School Cherokee Bend Elementary School Vestavia Hills High School West Elementary School WS Harlan Elementary School

8 Brewbaker Technology Magnet High School
Principal: Mr. Robert Hunter 4405 Brewbaker Drive Montgomery, AL 36116 Phone: 334/ Fax: 334/ 470 students, Grades 9-12, 16% Free/Reduced Meals

9 Brewbaker Technology Magnet High Nomination Criteria
16% poverty rate Top 10% of all schools in the state 100% of students scored at or above the proficient level in both reading and math, Alabama High School Graduation Exam

10 Cherokee Bend Elementary School
Principal: Mrs. Betsy Bell 4400 Fair Oaks Drive Mountain Brook, AL 35213 Phone: 205/ 517 students, Grades K-6, 0% Free/Reduced Meals

11 Cherokee Bend Nomination Criteria
0% poverty rate Top 10% of all schools in the state in reading & math Last year 100% of 6th grade proficient in Reading and Math

12 Vestavia Hills High School
Principal: Ms. Caswell McWaters 2235 Lime Rock Road Vestavia Hills, AL 35216 Phone: 205/ 1713 students, Grades 9-12 3% Free/Reduced Meals

13 Vestavia Hills High School Nomination Criteria
3% poverty rate Top 10% of all schools in the state Last year 99% of all students proficient in both reading and math, as indicated by passing the Reading and Math portions of the Alabama High School Graduation Exam

14 WS Harlan Elementary School
Principal: Mr. Brent Zessin 1641 Mohegan Street Lockhart AL 36455 Phone: 334/ 310 students, Grades K-6 73 % Free/Reduced Meals

15 WS Harlan Elementary Nomination Criteria
73% poverty rate Top 10% of all schools in reading Top 40% in math 2004 – 6th Grade Students 68% proficient in math 83% proficient in reading 2007 – 6th Grade Students 82% proficient in math 100% proficient in reading

16 West Elementary School
Principal: Dr. Elton Bouldin 303 Rosemont Avenue SW Cullman, AL 35055 Phone: 256/ 546 students, Grades 2-6, 44% Free/Reduced Meals

17 West Elementary School Nomination Criteria
44% poverty rate Top 10% in math (91% proficient) 1% below reading top 10% (95% proficient) In 2004 – 6th Grade Students 72% proficient in math 83% proficient in reading In 2007 – 6th Grade Students 89% proficient in math 95% proficient in reading

18 Application Process November 19: School nominations due
December 3: USDE invites schools to apply February 18: Applications due to USDE March: USDE reviews application completeness and accuracy April: An Assessment Panel with expertise in state assessments, reviews the applications and verifies the eligibility of the schools August: States certify nominated schools have met Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) September: The Secretary announces the 2009 No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon Schools Fall 2009: The principal and a teacher, are invited to a ceremony in Washington, DC,

19 Awards The principal and a teacher, will be invited to USDE ceremony, where the school will receive a plaque and a flag signifying their NCLB-Blue Ribbon School status.

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