DISTRICT ACCOUNTABILITY REPORT CARD

(22) NCLB -- Adequate Yearly Progress


Missouri (2011) Groups* Met

Communication Arts 10 0

Mathematics 10 1



LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII (2011) Groups* Met

Communication Arts 10 3

Mathematics 10 7







Overall Status

LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Communication Arts Status Not Met Not Met Not Met Not Met Not Met

Mathematics Status Met Not Met Not Met Not Met Not Met

Attendance Rate Met Met Met Met Met

Graduation Rate Met Met Met Met Met



(23) NCLB -- School Improvement School Status




SCHOOL NAME AYP2011 Required Action Feeder School Title I Status Years Receiving Sanctions

BERNARD C. CAMPBELL MIDDLE Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 4 6

CEDAR CREEK ELEM. Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 1 1

GREENWOOD ELEM. Not Met Non Title I No Sanctions 0

HAWTHORN HILL ELEM. Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 2 3

HAZEL GROVE ELEM. Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 3 4

HIGHLAND PARK ELEM. Met Non Title I No Sanctions 0

HILLTOP SCHOOL Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 4 4

LEE'S SUMMIT ELEM. Not Met Title I No Sanctions Y 0

LEE'S SUMMIT NORTH HIGH Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 1 1

LEE'S SUMMIT SR. HIGH Not Met Non Title I No Sanctions 0

LEE'S SUMMIT WEST HIGH Not Met Non Title I No Sanctions 0

LONGVIEW FARM ELEM. Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 1 1

MASON ELEM. Met Non Title I No Sanctions 0

MEADOW LANE ELEM. Not Met School Improvement Level 2 Y 2

MILLER PARK CENTER Not Met Non Title I No Sanctions 0

PLEASANT LEA ELEM. Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 3 3

PLEASANT LEA MIDDLE Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 5 6

PRAIRIE VIEW ELEM. Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 2 2

RICHARDSON ELEM. Not Met Non Title I No Sanctions 0

SUMMIT LAKES MIDDLE Not Met Non Title I School Improvement Year 1 1

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