What are the targets for schools with grade spans other than K-5, 6-8, and 9-12?
A. Colorado law defines school levels as either elementary, middle, or high school. Schools that cover grades one though five or one through six are considered elementary schools. Schools that cover grades six through eight or grades seven through nine are considered middle schools. Schools that cover grades nine through twelve or grades ten through twelve are considered high schools. If a school covers two or three complete school levels, it shall be considered as two or three separate schools for the purposes of determining AYP. Districts with school configurations other than those identified shall use the performance targets that match the designation used by the SARs.
