School accountability is the process of evaluating school performance on the basis of student performance measures. These measures determine the ability of a state, district, and school to successfully prepare students for college, work, and life. This policy briefing examines the systems of school and district accountability that currently exist in public education in Connecticut. This policy briefing also explains what school accountability is, gives a brief summary of the history of school accountability, provides an overview of Connecticut’s current systems of school accountability, and details school accountability grants currently available.
Citation
School and State Finance Project. (2021). School Accountability in Connecticut. New Haven, CT: Author. Retrieved from http://schoolstatefinance.org/resources/uploads/files/School-Accountability-in-Connecticut.pdf.