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David Holdzkom, assistant superintendent for evaluation and research, notified principals last week that results from the 2005-06 End of Grade tests in mathematics won't be available before the end of the school year. The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction is rolling out a new series of tests this year and has notified us that we shouldn't expect to see the results before October 2006.
This has several implications, including that E&R will be releasing ABCs and Adequate Yearly Progress information after October, principals and faculty won't have the mathematics data available for promotion/retention decisions, and we won't be able to notify parents of the results until after DPI sends them to us.
More updates as we receive more information....
Posted by Chip Sudderth at 5:44 PM on April 3, 2006 | Leave Feedback
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