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How does a district determine which students are “lowest achieving”?

April 26, 2017determine district students

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How does a district determine which students are “lowest achieving”?

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Districts have flexibility in determining which students from low-income families are lowest achieving and must be given a priority for public school choice. Eligible students might be rank-ordered, based on their achievement levels as determined using objective educational measures, (FCAT).