California's charter schools continue to demonstrate higher academic performance among African American students. For the past five years, African American academic performance has been greater in charter schools than traditional public schools.
In 2009-10, African-American students in charter schools had greater Academic Performance Index (API) Growth scores than their peers in non-charters statewide and in almost all major school districts, including 10 points higher in Los Angeles Unified, 7 points higher in Oakland Unified, 108 points higher in Sacramento Unified, and 218 points higher in San Francisco Unified.
California charter schools are outperforming non-charter schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). In 2009-10, LAUSD charter school students in every subgroup had greater academic performance than in non-charters, with as much as 115 API Growth points more for charter students with disabilities.
Among traditionally disadvantaged students, those attending charters make greater academic progress than those in traditional public schools. In 2009-10, 74% of charter schools met student achievement targets for disadvantaged students* compared to 59% of non-charter schools. (*these are calculated by assessing California Department of Education "comparable improvement targets")
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@Shogun are you at a public, private or charter ( ) and care to weigh in
67% of California's charter schools met disadvantaged student achievement targets on state tests compared to just 57% of non-charter schools... so I think the results vary
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@Shogun are you at a public, private or charter ( ) and care to weigh in
oh so you're fine with charter schools in those godless liberal states like california but you won't stand up for charter schools in a state like michigan ran by god fearing conservatives? shame on you.67% of California's charter schools met disadvantaged student achievement targets on state tests compared to just 57% of non-charter schools... so I think the results vary
I dont know, but its possible the results could be because of something like that.do your charters there have to accept all children [including those with learning or physical/ behavioral issues? esl?]
do you know offhand?
i know in various cases there has been some manipulation of performance stats that way
Just saying results vary.oh so you're fine with charter schools in those godless liberal states like california but you won't stand up for charter schools in a state like michigan ran by god fearing conservatives? shame on you.
I dont know, but its possible the results could be because of something like that.