Data Releases
2009
- August 27 - State Education Department releases data on Districts/Schools Accountability Status
- August 27 - The State Education Department announced today that
13 schools have been identified as "persistently dangerous" under
the federal No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act. Last year 19 schools
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(97KB) - June 22 - State Education Department releases cohort
graduation data
Database ZIP file format | BIN file format - June 1 - State Education Department releases 2009 Grade 3-8 Mathematics Test Results
- May 7 - State Education Department releases 2009 Grade 3-8 ELA Test Results
- April 22 - State Education Department releases
Districts/Schools Report Cards
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- 2007-08 District/School Report Cards
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- March 17 - State Education Department releases data on Districts/Schools Accountability Status.
2008
- August 20 - State Education Department releases data on schools designated as Persistently Dangerous Schools
- August 11 - New Graduation Results Released for High Schools Statewide
- June 23 - State Education Department Announces Grades 3-8 ELA and Mathematics Test Results for 2008
- May 15 - High Performing/Gap Closing and Rapidly Improving Schools Announced
- April 8 - 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 - 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
Last Updated:
August 27, 2009