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Session Type: Roundtable Session
This panel consists of four presentations that examine the design and effects of school accountability policies under ESSA using data from California, Florida, and Ohio. Specifically, the first study examines the design of state accountability systems under ESSA and how these choices influence which schools are designated as low performing (i.e., comprehensive support and improvement [CSI] schools); the second study discusses the district role in supporting/promoting improvement in low-performing schools; the third study uses principal survey data to assess the extent to which CSI schools receive different levels of support, have different priorities, or make different decisions towards school improvement than comparable non-CSI schools; and the final paper examines the effects of CSI designation on student outcomes.
The Influence of Design Decisions on Identification of Comprehensive Support and Improvement Schools - Katie Hyland; Drew Atchison, American Institutes for Research; Umut Ozek, RAND Corporation
How Districts Are Responding to Every Student Succeeds Act Flexibility for School Improvement Actions and Support - Kylie Klein, American Institutes for Research; Andrea Boyle, American Institutes for Research; Kerstin A. Carlson Le Floch, American Institutes for Research; Anna Healy, American Institutes for Research
Principals' Strategies for School Improvement and Perception of Supports in Comprehensive Support and Improvement Schools - Drew Atchison, American Institutes for Research; Elaine Yang, American Institutes for Research; Steven Hurlburt, American Institutes for Research
The Impact of Comprehensive Support and Improvement Designation on Student Outcomes - Umut Ozek, RAND Corporation; Drew Atchison, American Institutes for Research; Katie Hyland; Damon Blair, American Institutes for Research