School Accreditation System


Revise the Missouri accreditation system (MSIP5). Ensure that the process of revision incorporates the following:

  • Inclusive Participation – ensure that the revision team includes broad representation including:
    • K-12 – district superintendents, principals and teachers
    • Higher education representatives
    • Parents and students
    • Business, philanthropic and community social support representatives
  • Lens Assessment – ensure that the new system meets the following expectations:
    • Simple – Does the new system make it easy for everyone, including parents, to understand how students, overall and in sub-groups, are performing in each school district and each school?
    • Equitable – Does the new system address racial, health and income equity issues?
    • Mastery Driven – Does the new system create a model that elevates content mastery and life-long success for children and teens?
    • Timely and Transparent – Does the new system provide clear and transparent information in a timely manner?
    • Best in Class – Does the new system lead the nation in its approach?

 

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