How do different states' accountability plans compare?

How do different states' accountability plans compare?

Different states have unique accountability plans that align with federal guidelines but vary in metrics and goals. Are you looking for specific states or a general overview?

I'm interested in the comparison between California and Texas.

California's plan focuses on student achievement and equity, while Texas emphasizes academic performance and school improvement. Would you like more details on specific metrics?

Yes, what metrics do they use?

California uses metrics like graduation rates and standardized test scores, while Texas includes student progress and college readiness indicators. Do you want to know how these metrics impact funding?

Absolutely, how does funding differ based on these metrics?

Funding in California is often tied to equity measures, while Texas allocates funds based on performance metrics. This can lead to significant differences in resource distribution.