Information and Reporting Services

Archive of Press Releases

2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001

2008

• April 8, 2008 - State Education Department Annouces 81 Title I NYC High Schools and 27 Districts In Need of Improvement Under NCLB; 44 NYC High Schools Also Identified Under Separate State Rules
  
  
• March 25, 2008 - State Education Department Announces 44 Title I High Schools and 34 Districts "In Need of Improvement" Under NCLB; 60 High Schools Also Identified Under Separate State Rules

2007

• December 20, 2007 - Elementary & Middle Schools identified As Needing Improvement
• August 21 - School Violent and Disruptive Incident Data made available
• June 12 - State Education Department Announces Grades 3-8 Mathematics Test Results for 2007
• May 22 - State Education Department Announces Grades 3-8 English Language Arts Test Results for 2007
• April 25 - New Graduation Results Released for High Schools Statewide
• January 10 - 506 Schools and 56 School Districts Are Identified As Needing Improvement
• January 8 - Percentage of Core Classes Taught by Highly Qualified Teachers

2006

• October 11 - State Education Department Announces Grades 3-8 Math Test Results for 2006
• September 21 - State Education Department Announces Grades 3-8 English Language Arts Test Results for 2006
• September 12 - 228 High Schools Are Identified As Needing Improvement
• September 7 -  New York State's Student Data Collection and Reporting System
• August 22 - Seventeen Schools Named As "Persistently Dangerous" Under NCLB, Ten Schools Placed on "Watch List"
• June 12 - School Violent and Disruptive Incident Data Made Available
• May 3 - School Report Cards Show Progress in Student Achievement but Problems in Current Graduation Rates  –  and Point to Reforms
• February 13 -  Data for Public Schools: Performance on Regents Examinations & Enrollment Outcomes

2005

• September 22 - State Education Department Announces Elementary & Middle School Mathematics Test Results for 2005
• July 14, 2005 - District-Level Summaries of Regents Examination Performance and Outcomes for the 2000 Cohort
• June 30, 2005 - Higher Performing Schools and Districts
• May 18 - Elementary & Middle School English Language Arts Test Results for 2005
• March 9 - School Report Cards:  Most Students Pass Regents Exams

2004

• October 6 - State Education Department Announces Elementary & Middle School Mathematics Test Results for 2004
• September 9 - Schools In Need Of Improvement
• September 3 - State Education Department Announces Schools in Need of Improvement in Big Five Cities
• June 3 - Elementary & Middle School English Language Arts Test Results for 2004
• March 17 - School Report Cards: Most Students Continue to Pass Regents Exams
• February 23 - 1012 Elementary and Middle Schools Make List of New York State's "Most Improved"

2003

• October 21 - Elementary & Middle School Mathematics Test Results for 2003
• September 10 - State Education Department Announces New York City Schools in Need of Improvement Under NCLB
• May 20 - Elementary & Middle School English Language Arts Test Results for 2003
• April 10 - School Report Card
• February 10 - Elementary & Middle Schools Make List of New York State's "Most Improved"

2002

• September 13 - Elementary & Middle School Mathematics Test Results for 2002
• July 10 - Elementary & Middle School English Language Arts Test Results for 2002
• April 23 - Achievement And Placement Of Students With Disabilities Improves Overall
• March 27 - School Report Cards Shows Wide Gaps In Achievement But Improvement Overall, With Some High Minority, High Poverty Schools Making Major Gains

2001

• December 19 - Vast Majority of High School Seniors Pass Regents English, Math Exams to Graduate
• November 9 - 604 Elementary and Middle Schools Make List of New York State's "Most Improved"
• October 23 - Elementary Schools Show Gains in Math, Middle Schools Achievement Remain Static

Contacting This Office
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Information and Reporting Services
New York State Education Department
Room 863 EBA
Albany, NY 12234

Our office Fax numbers are:
(518) 474-4351
(518) 402-5361

You may send e-mail to RPTCARD@mail.nysed.gov

This page was last update on: 06/12/2007