The Consequences

Definition:

"Consequences for Title I schools that fail to make AYP:

* Failure to meet AYP for two consecutive years: students must be offered a choice of transferring to other public schools.
* Failure to meet AYP for three consecutive years: students must be offered the above and supplemental educational services, including private tutoring.
* Failure to meet AYP for four consecutive years: students must be offered the above and the school must undergo outside corrective actions, which may include replacing staff or implementing a new curriculum.
* Failure to meet AYP for five consecutive years: students must be offered the above and the school must undergo restructuring, including possible governance changes."

Junction City Middle School has been on the "Schools in Improvement LIst" for the past two years, and will stay for this year (more than likely). So now, possibly entering our fourth year of not meeting AYP, JCMS faces some ugly times.