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State Report Card a Mixed Bag for Lakewood Schools
If the new report cards look dramatically different than what people are used to, there's a reason for that: They are.
In the first year of the new grading system of Ohio school districts, Lakewood’s marks were — on the whole — about average.
In total, the district received three A’s; one B; one C; two D's; and one F.
See the breakdown below.
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If the new report cards look dramatically different than what people are used to, there’s a reason for that: They are.
This year, the state changed the way it measures and rates the performance of schools and districts.
Find out what's happening in Lakewoodwith free, real-time updates from Patch.
The 2012-2013 school and district Report Cards will grade schools and districts on a mix of new and previously used components with an A-F letter-grade —rather than the old “Excellent with Distinction,” “Effective” and so on.
Standards Met: A
Performance Index: B
Overall Value-Added: A
Gifted Value-Added: D
Disabled Value-Added: C
Lowest 20% Value-Added: A
Annual Measurable Objectives: F
4-year Graduation Rate: D
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