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	Overview Stronger Accountability Accountability for Schools Adequate Yearly Progress Getting Results Achievement Gap State Improvement Lists State Standards More Local Freedom Proven Methods Choices for Parents A-Z Index Select a Topic Accountability Accreditation Achievement Gap Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School Flexibility International Ed Learning Resources Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology • Advanced Search About ED • Offices • Publications • Budget • Jobs • Contacts Press Room • Press Releases • Speeches Help • A-Z Index • Site Map • Technical Support • File Viewers Recursos en español STRONGER ACCOUNTABILITY Adequate Yearly Progress EDITOR'S PICKS View All Resources   Calculating Participation Rates Letter from the Secretary describing flexibility states have when making adequate yearly progress (AYP) determinations (May 2004). GO >  Letter from the Secretary on Adequate Yearly Progress Provides guidance on adequate yearly progress (July 24, 2002). GO >  Accountability and Adequate Yearly Progress Presentation from the National Title I Directors' Conference (February 2003) on accountability and adequate yearly progress. GO >  Strategies for Making Annual Yearly Progress: Using Curriculum-Based Measurement for Progress Monitoring Presentation at ED regional meetings (October 2002). GO >  The Facts About...Making Gains Every Year No Child Left Behind sets clear goals and timeframes, gives parents information on academic achievement, and provides choices if their child's school continues to be identified as in need of improvement. (fact sheet) GO >  The Facts About...Measuring Progress No Child Left Behind will test every child in grades 3-8 and give parents report cards for every school -- highlighting success and shining a light on failure. (fact sheet) GO >  Questions and Answers on No Child Left Behind -- Testing How testing helps teachers and principals, how can parents find out if their child's school uses test results to improve teaching and learning, what subjects will be covered in tests, and other answers to questions about testing. (FAQ) GO > View All Resources
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