Nashville Schools Board of Education Reviews Appropriate? Annual Progress Report Results Each? r, any school district in Tennessee unders? ge’s Room? stations from pervious school? right. This summer Nashville Schools had to g? Re the s? well. The Nashville Schools? Board of Education, which included b? The dep? Members from 2005-2006 and the incoming members from 2006-2007, examined the results from Tennessee appropriate? Annual Progress. The results will help identify the Nashville Schools these OMR? There that have improved and where continued progress is needed. Nashville Schools had both bem? Rkelsesv? Finished results p? some OMR? there and OMR? there that still v? re a challenge. It is the third? R, the majority of schools in Nashville Schools has received a rating of good standing, the h? Highest rating, which can be given. The remaining schools had moved either up or down from the foreg? End? R. The number of schools in good st? End was 81, which is the same number as last? R. Possibly the st? Rste gains? R Nashville schools is that some of the schools categorized as h? J poverty schools received good St? Final ratings. Two schools Kirkpatrick and Napier Elementary Schools opn? A good St? Final rating for f? Rste time since Tennessee appropriate? Annual was established. These two schools are two of the h? Highest poverty schools in the Nashville School District. The ratings reflect the efforts of the students, l? Compete for? Parents and principles set in the last school? R. But many schools have not received a rating of good standing or even the same rating as last? R. Many of these schools had a lower rating than previously. This suggests that p? That there are still plenty of OMR? There that still need improvement. Nashville Schools have p? Made a commitment to str? Be for all schools to receive a good st? Final rating. Every summer Nashville Schools Board of Education m? Des for dep? Re, what measures can be tr? Ffes to improve the upcoming school? R’s scores. The problem is that there is an r? N on factors that may p? Actual rating. A minor adjustment p? ? T OMR? They can p? Actual overall position. With this in mind, the Board fors? GER to find a meter? To the g? Re each school a school that pays good st? End. One of the st? Rste concerns Nashville Schools Board of Education is st? Size of district. Nashville Schools have? Moments around 74,000 students and provide educational opportunities that meet the needs of this student population. Nashville School District includes b? The Nashville and Davidson Counties, s? there are logistical problems OGS?. Nashville Schools are very confident about this school? R will cont? Tte. The Nashville Schools Board of Education is one nine member body elected by the end of each school? S best? R of p? Educators, community leaders and administrators. Members v? LGES by a public vote of the citizens of Nashville School District. The Board believes that there is a genuine opportunity for all schools to f? ratings of good standing in summer 2007. ???????????