2013 New Haven School Report Card

How are schools in New Haven performing?

Overall,thedistrictreceivesaDforelementary,middle,andhighschoolperformance.

MorethanoneinfiveNewHavenschoolsreceiveanF.

NewHavenishometofiveelementary/middleschoolsandfourhighschoolsrecognizedfortheirperformanceasSuccessStoryorTop10schools.

Which schools provide the best education for minority students?

Student Group Elementary/Middle School High School

AfricanAmerican WorthingtonHooker(B) AmistadAcademyHighSchool(B)

Hispanic/Latino Engineering-ScienceMagnet(A)HillRegionalCareerHigh

School(C)

EnglishLanguageLearner

Mauro-SheridanMagnet(C)

AmistadAcademy(C)

NoschoolsgradedaboveanF

NEW HAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

2013 SCHOOL REPORT CARDS

2013 School Report Cards New Haven Public Schools visit: www.reportcards.conncan.org

School Grade Key: A B C D F

D

About ConnCANs Report Cards

ConnCANs School Report Cards, which assign letter grades to every school in the state, are designed to help Connecticut families get information about their local schools, highlighting schools that provide a high-quality education regardless of race, wealth, or ZIP code.

This years School Report Cards assign letter grades and school lists for the 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 school years using the the states new performance accountability system, the School Performance Index (SPI). In line with Connecticut state education guidelines, an A grade on ConnCANs Report Cards means that, on average, students perform on grade level. An F means that students perform significantly below grade level. The state average is a C.

Elementary/Middle School Rankings & Grades

Rank School Name OverallGrade Rank School NameOverallGrade

1 WorthingtonHookerSchool A 16 King/RobinsonMagnetSchool D

2 Engineering-ScienceUniversityMagnetSchool B 17 BeecherSchool D

3 NathanHaleSchool B 18 BarnardEnvironmentalMagnetSchool D

4 ElmCityCollegePrep B 18 CelentanoSchool D

5 AmistadAcademy C 19 MicrosocietyMagnetSchool D

6 Mauro-SheridanMagnetSchool C 20 ClintonAvenueSchool D

7 BetsyRossArtsMagnetSchool C 21 TrumanSchool D

7 EdgewoodSchool C 22 JohnS.MartinezSchool D

8 Davis21stCenturyMagnetElementarySchool C 23 FairHavenSchool F

9 Ross/WoodwardSchool C 24 KatherineBrennan/ClarenceRogersSchool F

10 JohnC.Daniels D 25 AugustaLewisTroupSchool F

11 Conte/WestHillsMagnetSchool D 26 Wexler/GrantCommunitySchool F

12 BishopWoodsSchool D 27 HillCentralMusicAcademy F

13 ChristopherColumbusAcademy D 28 Lincoln-BassettSchool F

14 EastRockCommunityMagnetSchool D 29 ClementeLeadershipAcademy F

15 BenjaminJepsonMagnetSchool D

Top 10 SchoolPerformance ranks in the top 10 schools statewide for one or more minority and/or student need groups

Success Story SchoolPerformance is above the state average for one or more minority and/or student need groups.

For more information and report cards for schools in other communities, visit: www.reportcards.conncan.org

ConnCAN Report Cards New Haven Public Schools visit: www.reportcards.conncan.org

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High School Rankings & Grades

Rank School Name OverallGrade Rank School NameOverallGrade

1 AmistadAcademy** B 8 NewHavenAcademy D

2 SoundSchool* C 9 HighSchoolInTheCommunity D

3 CommonGround C 10 HydeLeadershipSchool F

4 Engineering-ScienceUniversityMagnetSchool C 11 WilburCrossHighSchool F

5 HillRegionalCareerHighSchool C 12 JamesHillhouseHighSchool F

6 CooperativeHighSchool C

7 MetropolitanBusinessHighSchool D

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Top 10 SchoolPerformance ranks in the top 10 schools statewide for one or more minority and/or student need groups

Success Story SchoolPerformance is above the state average for one or more minority and/or student need groups.

For more information and report cards for schools in other communities, visit: www.reportcards.conncan.org

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*Magnet schools with selective admissions.** Students who attend Achievement First Bridgeport Academy, Amistad Academy, or Elm City College Preparatory may attend Amistad Academy High

School in New Haven.Note: New Haven has schools excluded due to lack of data, including: 1) Strong School, and 2) Quinnipiac School