Access to Data and State Assessment Sample Clauses

Access to Data and State Assessment. The School shall obtain information where possible directly from NMPED, including, but not limited to, test scores, Elementary and Secondary Education Act school improvement status, A-F school grading designation, Common Core alignment information, special education notices, and funding information. The Authorizer or its designee at the request of the School shall provide the School with substantive information pertaining to the School to which the Authorizer has access in a timely way that is otherwise not provided directly to the School by the NMPED.
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Access to Data and State Assessment. The School shall obtain information where possible directly from NMPED, including, but not limited to, test scores, Common Core alignment information, special education notices, and funding information. The Authorizer or its designee at the request of the School shall provide the School with substantive 16 Section 22-8B-12.1(A) NMSA 1978 (2011). information pertaining to the School to which the Authorizer has access in a timely way that is otherwise not provided directly to the School by the NMPED. The Authorizer shall provide School with School’s state testing results and data within five (5) business days of Authorizer’s receipt of School’s testing results and data from the NMPED.
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