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NH School Progress Report 2009-2010: Ranking, Improvement & Academic Focus

Explore New Hampshire's Adequate Yearly Progress reports for 2009 and 2010, ranking schools by Reading and Math separately alongside scores improvement. Discover insights into academic strategies like RTI Data Meetings, Corrective Reading, AIMS Web, and more.

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NH School Progress Report 2009-2010: Ranking, Improvement & Academic Focus

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  1. NH Adequate Yearly Progress2009 Index target 86.0 Reading Math Index target 82.0 AYP School Index Report - 2009

  2. NH Adequate Yearly Progress2010 Index target 91.0 Reading (2009) Math Index target 88.0 (2009) AYP School Index Report - 2010

  3. Points to Consider • There are six ways to rank schools • We are ranked separately for Reading and Math • We are also ranked by improvement of the index scores • Still comparing Apples to Oranges • The number 1 school in the state is Jackson Grammar School – • 31 students

  4. Test Scores 2007-2010

  5. RTI Data Meetings More Focused Time on Academics Corrective Reading grades 5-8 AIMS Web Title I Grades 3-6 Math After School Tutoring Summer School New Programs (partial list)

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