Accountability Plan Sample Clauses

Accountability Plan. The GOVERNING AUTHORITY agrees to assess student achievement of academic goals using the methods of measurement identified in the Academic and Organizational Accountability Plan (“Academic and Organizational Accountability Plan”), which is attached hereto as Exhibit 4 and incorporated by reference as if fully written herein. Such methods shall include the administration of Ohio’s proficiency tests, achievement tests, diagnostic assessments, all applicable report-card measures set forth in Sections 3302.03 and 3314.017 of the Code, or any other statutory testing established for Ohio’s students. The SPONSOR and GOVERNING AUTHORITY further agree to comply with any and all statutory amendments regarding student achievement and testing governing community school students as if such amendments were specifically set forth in this Contract. The GOVERNING AUTHORITY agrees to comply with all requirements of the federal Every Student Succeeds Act (“ESSA”) and any amendments or reauthorization thereof and the state’s plan to comply with ESSA. The GOVERNING AUTHORITY will provide the SPONSOR with a written description of all actions it has taken to comply with applicable ESSA requirements by October 31. In accordance with Code Section 3314.03(A)(11)(g), the GOVERNING AUTHORITY shall submit to the SPONSOR and to the parents of all students enrolled in the Community School an annual report within four months after the end of each school year. The GOVERNING AUTHORITY acknowledges that timely reporting of data and timely response to requests from oversight bodies, including but not limited to the SPONSOR, Ohio Auditor of State, and Ohio Department of Education, are of paramount importance.
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Accountability Plan. The Organizer shall develop in draft form, in consultation with the Charter Schools Director and in accordance with the accountability handbook developed by the Charter Schools Director, a proposed accountability plan to provide a basis for evaluating whether the Organizer is meeting its educational goals under the Charter (the "Accountability Plan"). This draft plan shall be developed in accordance with the timeline set forth in the accountability handbook. The Organizer shall submit to the Charter Schools Director a final version of the proposed Accountability Plan in accordance with the timeline set forth in the accountability handbook. As soon as the Charter Schools Director has accepted the proposed Accountability Plan, the Charter shall be amended to incorporate the Accountability Plan as an Attachment C hereto. If the Organizer fails to submit an Accountability Plan acceptable to the Charter Schools Director within the timeline established in the accountability handbook, then the Mayor shall be permitted to exercise rights under Paragraph 16.4h, subject to the notice and cure provisions set forth under Paragraph 16.5. If the Organizer’s school calendar renders it necessary for the Organizer to submit the draft and final versions of the proposed Accountability Plan on an alternate schedule, the Organizer may make a written request to the Charter Schools Director for an adjustment to the timeline in the accountability handbook.
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Accountability Plan. The Charter School shall be held accountable by the Board in accordance with the accountability standards set forth in the Charter School’s Accountability Plan as well as the No Child Left Behind Act and the corresponding implementing regulations and Illinois state statutes and regulations implementing the No Child Left Behind Act.
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Accountability Plan. The Charter School must comply with applicable provisions of the Accountability for School Performance and Improvement Law (IC 20-31). As a part of that process, the Organizer must annually develop an Accountability Plan acceptable to the Executive Director of the OCS within the timeframe required by the Master Calendar.‌
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Accountability Plan. No later than forty-five (45) days after the conclusion of the first school year in which the Charter School has provided instruction, the Organizer shall have developed in draft form, in consultation with the Charter Schools Director, a proposed accountability plan to provide a basis for evaluating whether the Organizer is meeting its educational goals under the Charter (the "Accountability Plan"). No later than fifteen (15) days after the draft Accountability Plan has been submitted to the Charter Schools Director, the Organizer shall submit to the Charter Schools Director a final version of the proposed Accountability Plan. As soon as the Charter Schools Director has accepted the proposed Accountability Plan, the Charter shall be amended to incorporate the Accountability Plan as an Attachment C hereto. If the Organizer fails to submit an Accountability Plan acceptable to the Charter Schools Director within thirty (30) days after the final, proposed version is submitted to the Charter Schools Director, then the Mayor shall be permitted to exercise rights under Paragraph 16.4h, subject to the notice and cure provisions set forth under Paragraph 16.5.
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Accountability Plan. The GOVERNING AUTHORITY agrees to assess student achievement of academic goals using the methods of measurement identified in the Academic and Organizational Accountability Plan (“Academic and Organizational Accountability Plan”), which is attached hereto as Exhibit 4 and incorporated by reference as if fully written herein. Such methods shall include the administration of Ohio’s proficiency tests, achievement tests, diagnostic assessments, all applicable report-card measures set forth in Sections 3302.03 and 3314.017 of the Code, or any other statutory testing established for Ohio’s students “Provided, however, the Community School shall not be required to administer a nationally standardized assessment to a students whose parent or guardian has elected in writing not to have such nationally standardized assessment administered to that student pursuant to Section 3301.0712(B)(1)(b) of the Code.” The SPONSOR and GOVERNING AUTHORITY further agree to comply with any and all statutory amendments regarding student achievement and testing governing community school students as if such amendments were specifically set forth in this Contract. The GOVERNING AUTHORITY agrees to comply with all requirements of the federal Every Student Succeeds Act (“ESSA”) and any amendments or reauthorization thereof and the state’s plan to comply with ESSA. The GOVERNING AUTHORITY will provide the SPONSOR with a written description of all actions it has taken to comply with applicable ESSA requirements by October 31. In accordance with Code Section 3314.03(A)(11)(g), the GOVERNING AUTHORITY shall submit to the SPONSOR and to the parents of all students enrolled in the Community School an annual report within four months after the end of each school year. The GOVERNING AUTHORITY acknowledges that timely reporting of data and timely response to requests from oversight bodies, including but not limited to the SPONSOR, Ohio Auditor of State, and Ohio Department of Education, are of paramount importance.
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Accountability Plan. The state must develop an accountability plan and submit a draft by August 1, 2013. The accountability plan will be a multi-part document that specifies methods used by all parties engaged in transformation activities detailed in Attachment G to achieve quality improvement. The accountability plan will include:
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