Each school is expected to have in place an assessment-driven information system
that is comprehensive and current. This system is designed to address questions
relative to student performance and the school's effectiveness, as well as questions
which ask for a comparison of the school community's students and other students.
The school continually collects student and community data to analyze the performance
of its students as they enter, progress, and exit each level of schooling.
The school has established a data-driven information system
which is used in its instructional decision-making process for the purpose
of improving student learning..
Information is regularly collected from stakeholders relative
to their attitudes, expectations, and assessments of the quality of the
school, its program, the climate, and the success of its students.
Information gathered from the school community and student
performance information are are continually analyzed and used to design
quality school programs, to establish a positive learning climate, and to
continually evaluate and improve all school conditions and document program
effectiveness.
The information system provides appropriate data for school
personnel to analyze. For example:
The preparation of students entering the school.
Changes in student performance that occur over time.
The extent to former students are prepared to be successful at the
next level of schooling, in career preparation, and in becoming self-directed
learners.