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Study
The Top-to-Bottom List
By
Audrey Spalding
,
published on Oct. 10, 2013
Contents
Ranking and Penalizing Schools
Relationship to Student Poverty
Other State Report Cards and School Poverty Rates
State School Report Card Methodology Comparison
Michigan's Top-to-Bottom Ranking: A Measure of School Quality or Student Poverty?
Executive Summary
Introduction
Why Grade Schools?
The Top-to-Bottom List
Ranking and Penalizing Schools
Relationship to Student Poverty
Other State Report Cards and School Poverty Rates
State School Report Card Methodology Comparison
Implications
Recommendations
Conclusion
Appendix A: Data Sources
Acknowledgements
Endnotes
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