Miami Schools Get Top Marks this Year

Miami Schools Get Top Marks this Year Most schools Win a Miami? A? Florida's Fifty-three percent of Miami-Dade? And the schools? 179 of 328 receiving grades Wednesday? received? A? based on their students? performance in the 2006 Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test this spring. This is an improvement compared to last year, when the percentage was about forty-six per cent. In general, schools in Miami have obtained excellent results compared to the whole country. This year, for a total of seventy-three percent of schools scored a Miami? A? or? B? in 2006 and only six percent received one? D? o? F? this year? s evidence. The State of Florida, started the test overall Florida three years. Eighty-seven schools had higher in 2006 than in 2005, including 59 percent of schools (39 schools). The number of schools with the highest degree in 2006, more than double the number of degrees lower. Which schools have improved there are several ways that schools have improved in Miami in 2006 school year. Twenty-two of thirty-nine schools to improve the quality of schools have extended day and moved to a long school year. Miami schools began to increase and expand its programs have. This year the District on how to improve with the students are identified and educated. This is a progressive plan that will take place over the next three years. The goal is to have in 2009 a new educational program that will allow higher quality and greater access to underrepresented students. The plan is to have the program in schools through the schools of Miami. The District will begin for students in intensive selection to identify better with students. This selection will begin soon, in the first degree, and better use of the instrument selection is not based on language or verbal skills. Test Naglieri nonverbal ability will be given to all first and third grade and all new students enrolled in schools in Miami starting this school year. Grade tests will be added to the next school year. All this is part of the School of Miami? S Revamping Education for Gifted Students and the Plan de Todos. This plan provides recommendations, timetable and budget for the creation and implementation of the plan to strengthen the education provided. The plan focuses on three areas: Education, gifted, advanced academic programs, and talent among all potential students. Some ways in which the plan will seek to improve the program are equipped to add school psychologists and specialists in the placement to ensure the assessment and placement of students with and, potentially, through the provision of professional development for teachers, principles and staff support the addition of specialists and the addition of further funds if necessary. Another part of the plan is to increase the level of parental involvement and support. One way to do would be to increase the number of sessions for parents through the Parent Academy. A great feature of this plan is to ensure equal access for all students in schools in Miami. The plan provides for the delivery of home-based programs with all schools, so that even schools with small populations will be able to provide adequate services.