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AYP
(redirected from Adequate Yearly Progress)

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AYPAdequate Yearly Progress (National Assessment of Educational Progress)
AYPAlaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (Seattle, WA)
AYPAcademic Year Program (international educational exchange program)
AYPAnarchist Yellow Pages
AYPAmerican Youth Philharmonic
AYPAll Your Parents (parent involvement program; National Center for Family Literacy)


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Department of Education has recently given every state permission to leave out test scores of newly enrolled ELLs when considering a school's adequate yearly progress.
Error-Ridden (Figure 3) When a school that is said to be making adequate yearly progress under NCLB is compared to one that is not, the chances are nearly 30 percent that students are learning less at the more highly rated school.
The only school in the Santa Clarita Valley that failed to meet all its federal benchmarks for adequate yearly progress was Placerita Junior High, where socioeconomically disadvantaged students missed the target in math by half a percent.
 
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