School and district grades a – F

School and district grades A – F

• School and district grades A – F

• Differentiated Accountability

• High School Grades

• 50% on test / 50% on access to rigor, college readiness, graduation rate

• Internationally benchmarked curriculum standards

• Choice and charter options

• 137,918 students in 410 charter schools
• 154,125 course enrollments in Florida Virtual School

• Statewide Longitudinal Data System

• Long-standing pay for performance

85 letters of support

• 85 letters of support

• 96% of LEAs signed MOU

• 93% students
• 94% students in poverty
• 94% schools

• 79% districts’ local unions signed on

An investment in human capital will

• An investment in human capital will

• improve student achievement.

• Teachers and leaders must be:

• Well-selected

• Well-prepared

• Well-supported

• Well-respected

• Held Accountable

Of every 100 high school freshmen in 2001-02:

• Of every 100 high school freshmen in 2001-02:

• Fifty-nine eventually graduated from high school.
• Of the 59 students who graduated, 34 (or 58%) went on to college within two years of high school graduation.
• Of the 34 students who went on to college, 22 (or 63%) earned at least a year’s worth of college credit within two years of enrollment in college.

GOAL: Of every 100 high school freshmen in 2011-12:

• GOAL: Of every 100 high school freshmen in 2011-12:

• Eighty-five will graduate from high school in 2015.
• Of the 85 students who graduate, 63 (or 74%) will go on to college by 2017.
• Of the 63 students who went on to college, 44 (or 70%) will earn at least a year’s worth of college credit by 2019.

Use grant to develop systems and tools to build capacity

• Use grant to develop systems and tools to build capacity

• Require district plans to address sustainability and alignment/reallocation of existing funds

• Collaborate with other states for economy of scale

• Use monitoring and project management

• Redefine new compensation system within existing resources

For Phase 1, 8% of local unions signed on (5 LEAs)

• For Phase 1, 8% of local unions signed on (5 LEAs)

• For Phase 2, 79% of local unions signed on (54 LEAs)

• These 54 districts:

• Serve 84% of FL students (2,211,703)
• Employ 84% of FL instructional staff (159,729)