school and for three consecutive years?
No. The three years for a student’s 9th through 12th grades need not be consecutive or completed at a single California school. For example, if a student attended 9th grade at a California middle or high school, left the state to attend 10th grade in another state, and returned to a second qualified California high school to complete 11th and 12th grades, that student would still meet the requirement of three years of high school attendance in California.
Related Questions
- Must the State, and all school districts, schools, and subgroups of 30 or more students for two consecutive years reach the performance targets set for the other indicator in order to make AYP?
- What happens if a school does not make AYP in two consecutive years and then decides it does not want, or the district does not allocate, Title I funds? What consequences will apply?
- school and for three consecutive years?
