(Last updated December 9, 2011)

       2012 AYP - New!

AYP

1. What is AYP?
2. What is reported for AYP?
3. What are the student groups that are considered for AYP?(Updated for 2011 AYP)
4. New for 2011 AYP!   Are prekindergarten and kindergarten campuses evaluated for AYP?
5. Where can I find AYP information for a charter school?
6. How are Alternative Education schools evaluated for AYP?
7. Is AYP reported for Texas private schools?
8. How do Texas schools compare to schools in other states?
9. Changes made to AYP Graduation and Attendance rate calculations in 2010
   a. What was the change in the Graduation Rate calculations for 2010 AYP?
   b. Does the change in AYP Graduation Rate calculation apply to the Other Indicator and
   Performance Improvement/Safe Harbor?
   c. When will individual student groups be evaluated for AYP Graduation Rate?
   d. Was there a change in 2010 in minimum size requirements for graduation rate
   as the other indicator?
   e. Has there been a change in the LEP Student Group graduation rate definition?
   f. How does one calculate the safe harbor target for the 4-year graduation rate?
   g. Were there any changes in minimum size requirements for attendance rate as
   the other indicator for 2010 AYP calculations?

*School Improvement

1. If a Title I, Part A district or campus Misses AYP for Reading (Performance) one year and then misses AYP for Mathematics (Participation) the next year, will it be subject to Year 1 of Title I SIP Requirements?
2. I have a Title I, Part A campus that Missed AYP because of the Special Education group in Reading Performance. If next year this same campus Meets AYP with the Special Education group in Reading Performance but Misses AYP because of the Economically Disadvantaged student group in Reading Participation, will the district or campus be subject to Stage 1 of Title I SIP Requirements?
3. Is it possible to be a Title I, Part A campus and be in Year 1 of Title I SIP Requirements for more than one reason?

*Please see the NCLB Division website for more in-depth information.

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Texas Projection Measure (TPM)

Federal Cap

1. General Questions (Updated for 2011 AYP!)
2. Campus Rankings
3. Student Selection Process
4. Exceptions to the 1% Cap