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Quick Links to Rhode Island State Charts

Assessments
Proficiency by Student Characteristics
School Classification Indicators and Adequate Yearly Progress
Student Characteristics, Kids Count, Selected State Indicators
Value-Added Lists
  Elementary  Middle  High
School Performance Classifications
How are these calculated?
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  Elementary  Middle  High
Learning Support Indicators
  Elementary  Middle  High
School Climate
  Middle High
Tax Data
In$ite Financial Data
Professional Development
Suspensions
Students with Disabilities

Resources

Rhode Island Department of Education
National Center on Public Education
University of Rhode Island
2004
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Home Commissioner's Remarks User's Guide How to access the report cards Technical Bulletins
Measuring Rhode Island Schools for Change
SALT Survey Reports
In$ite Financial Data
SALT Visit Reports
School Report Cards District Report Cards State Report Card
   

 

State Report Card

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Rhode Island Schools: The Basic Facts

WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT

You are looking at tables that give information about the public schools in Rhode Island, the students who attend these schools, and the teachers who teach in them.

The first table gives an overall census of the Rhode Island public schools for the year 2002-03. Next, the list of State Indicators presents a summary of some key statewide data: for example, student and teacher attendance, dropout rates, suspensions. Further detail on many of these indicators can be found on other tables throughout this report.

The pie charts show the information about the students attending schools in the state. The Kids Count table contains information about the economic status of families with children; the table compares Rhode Island with the other New England states, and it shows how each of the states compares with the nation as a whole.

WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

You are looking to get a sense of the composition, diversity, and economic status of school population in Rhode Island.

 

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