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We did not test first year LEP students in math, and they count as non-participants. What happens if they exceed the 5% maximum allowed?

April 26, 2017exceed happens LEP Math non-participants students Test year

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We did not test first year LEP students in math, and they count as non-participants. What happens if they exceed the 5% maximum allowed?

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If there are more than 5% non-participants in any subgroup, we will average the participation rates from the previous 2-3 years. Permission to average was approved by ED in 2005. If the average exceeds 5%, the group will not make AYP in that category.