Apache Junction district schools make grades A, B and C
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Last year Apache Junction Unified School District had one “A,” one “B” and three “C” rated school grades in the 2022-23 state accountability labels.
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Letter grades
What does each letter grade mean?:
• A (excellent): Distinguished performance on the statewide assessment, significant student growth, high four-year graduation rates, students on track to proficiency; overall performance is significantly higher than state average.
• B (highly performing): High performance on statewide assessment and/or significant student growth and/or higher four-year graduation rates and/or moving students to proficiency at a higher rate than the state average.
• C (performing): Adequate performance but needs improvement on some indicators, such as proficiency, growth or graduation rate.
• D (minimally performing): Inadequate performance in proficiency, growth and/or four-year graduation rate relative to the state average.
• F (failing): Systematic failures in proficiency, growth and graduation rates (below 67%); performance is in bottom 5% of the state.
Source: Arizona State Board of Education
Apache Junction Unified School District has one “A” rated, three “B” rated and one “C” rated school grade in the 2023-24 state accountability labels released Oct. 25.
That is an increase over last year where AJUSD had one “A,” one “B” and three “C” rated school grades in the 2022-23 state accountability labels.
The system measures year to year student academic growth, proficiency on English language arts, math and science, the proficiency and academic growth of English language learners, indicators that an elementary student is ready for success in high school and that high school students are ready to succeed in a career or higher education and high school graduation rates, according to the website of the Arizona State Board of Education.
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