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Exemplary Accreditation Status Schools Honored Posted: November 13, 2007 CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Sixty-nine schools from across West Virginia, including 44 elementary schools, seven middle schools, 11 high schools and seven career technical centers, were honored Wednesday evening for achieving Exemplary Accreditation status. The recognition ceremony was held at the Charleston House Holiday Inn. “We have high expectations for all schools in West Virginia and these schools have achieved the state board’s highest level of recognition,” said board President Delores W. Cook. “Educators serving our schools understand that quality is important. We encourage them to keep up the good work.” Exemplary distinction is the gold standard of educational achievement, said Kenna Seal, director of the Office of Education Performance Audits. Schools must meet a set of rigorous standards to achieve such status:
1. All schools will be ranked by the percent proficient in reading/language arts, math, science and social studies on the WESTEST and the Writing Assessment. The schools earning the top combined ranking will be eligible for the next step of ranking on a student achievement index with progressive weighting for scores at each performance level (.25 for Below Mastery, .5 for Mastery, .75 for Above Mastery and 1.0 for Distinguished) and aggregated for a total ranking. The top 10 percent weighted ranking for elementary, middle, and high schools will be designated as Exemplary if other criteria are met. 2. The student attendance rate is at or above 94 percent in the most recent year for which data are available. 3. The student graduation rate is at or above 85 percent. 4. The percentage of graduates of high schools who declare their intent to enroll in college and other post-secondary education is 55 percent. 5. The percentage of students who successfully complete Advanced Placement, dual credit and honors classes as defined in Policy 2510 is at or above five percent in high schools. Career technical centers also have strenuous criteria to meet.
For more information, contact the OEPA at (304) 558-3788.
The following schools are recognized as Exemplary Accreditation status schools for 2007-2008: BARBOUR COUNTY Kasson Elementary/Middle School BERKELEY COUNTY Rosemont Elementary School BOONE COUNTY Ashford-Rumble Elementary School BRAXTON COUNTY Burnsville Elementary School Flatwoods Elementary School Frametown Elementary School BROOKE COUNTY Lauretta B. Millsop Primary School CABELL COUNTY Davis Creek Elementary School GREENBRIER COUNTY Frankford School HANCOCK COUNTY
Liberty Elementary School
Weir High School
HARDY COUNTY
East Hardy High School
HARRISON COUNTY Bridgeport Middle School Bridgeport High School JACKSON COUNTY Evans Elementary School Kenna Elementary School Ravenswood Middle School JEFFERSON COUNTY Shepherdstown Elementary School Shepherdstown Middle School KANAWHA COUNTY Chamberlain Elementary School Holz Elementary School
Kenna Elementary School
Montrose Elementary School
Overbrook Elementary School
Weberwood Elementary School
George Washington High School
LOGAN COUNTY Hugh Dingess Elementary School Justice Elementary School Verdunville Elementary School MARION COUNTY Barrackville Elementary/Middle School Fairview Middle School East Fairmont High School Fairmont Senior High School MARSHALL COUNTY John Marshall High School MINERAL COUNTY Frankfort High School MONONGALIA COUNTY
North Elementary School
Suncrest Primary School
Cheat Lake Elementary School Suncrest Middle School
Morgantown High School NICHOLAS COUNTY Mount Nebo Elementary School OHIO COUNTY
Bethlehem Elementary School
Steenrod Elementary School
Woodsdale Elementary School Warwood Middle School PLEASANTS COUNTY Belmont Elementary School PRESTON COUNTY Fellowsville Elementary School PUTNAM COUNTY
Confidence Elementary School
Conner Street Elementary School
Hurricane Town Elementary School
Poca Elementary School
Scott Teays Elementary School
West Teays Elementary School
Winfield High School
RANDOLPH COUNTY Pickens Elementary/High School Elkins High School RITCHIE COUNTY Ellenboro Elementary School TAYLOR COUNTY Flemington Elementary School WEBSTER COUNTY Hacker Valley Elementary School WOOD COUNTY Greenmont Elementary School Vienna Elementary School Jackson Junior High School
CAREER /TECHNICAL CENTERS 1. Brooke High School Brooke 2. Cabell County Career and Technical Center Cabell 3. South Branch Career and Technical Center Grant, Hardy and Pendleton counties 4. Hampshire County Career Training Center Hampshire 5. Carver Career Center Kanawha 6. Monroe County Technical Center Monroe 7. Academy of Career and Technology Raleigh
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