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Continuous Improvement Priority Schools CIPS. Passage of No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Passage 2001 2014 All Students Meet Standards Adequate Yearly Progress.

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1 Continuous Improvement Priority Schools CIPS

2 Passage of No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Passage 2001 2014 All Students Meet Standards Adequate Yearly Progress AYP

3 Based on Performance Data Whole School Performance Sub-Group Performance

4 CIPS Status Short- Term Long-Term

5 Short Term Meet the Standard 442 - 460 Partially Meet the Standard 430 - 440 MEA Scores March 2009 Results in July NECAP – Currently being administered Results in January

6 Long Term EECS develops a CIPS goal plan in cooperation with assigned state team and MDOE (by December, 2009) Plan is developed by in-school team consisting of administrators, parent(s), teachers –based on relevant data Plan must focus on providing professional development in identified area


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