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IOWA- Schools Identified for Improvement State Name LEA Name LEA NCES ID School Name School NCES Reading Reading Math Math Elementary/ Middle Graduation School Improvement Status Title I School Status ID Proficiency Participation Proficiency Participation School Other Rate Target Target Target Target Target Academic Indicator Target IOWA Sibley-Ocheyedan 1900015 Sibley-Ocheyedan 190001501485 Not All All Not All All All Corrective Action Title I schoolwide eligible Comm School Middle School school-No program District IOWA Sibley-Ocheyedan 1900015 Sibley Ocheyedan 190001501486 All All All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide eligible- Comm School Elementary School Title I targeted assistance District program IOWA Okoboji Comm 1900021 Okoboji Middle 190002102003 All All All All All Improvement Year 2 Not a Title I school School District School IOWA Union Comm 1900022 La Porte City 190002200956 Not All All All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District Elementary School school IOWA Union Comm 1900022 Union High School 190002200957 Not All All All All Not All Corrective Action Not a Title I school School District IOWA Union Comm 1900022 Union Middle School 190002202013 Not All All Not All All All Restructuring Planning Title I targeted assistance School District eligible school-No program IOWA Sioux Central 1900023 Sioux Central Middle 190002300835 All All All All All Improvement Year 2 Title I targeted assistance Comm School School eligible school-No program District IOWA Panorama Comm 1900025 Panorama 190002500606 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide eligible- School District Elementary Title I targeted assistance program IOWA Prairie Valley 1900028 Prairie Valley High 190002801382 Not All All Not All All All All Improvement Year 2 Not a Title I school Comm School School District IOWA Alden Comm 1900032 Alden Elementary 190003201317 All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District School school IOWA East Marshall 1900040 East Marshall Middle 190004000121 All All Not All All All Corrective Action Title I targeted assistance Comm School School eligible school-No program District IOWA East Marshall 1900040 East Marshall 190004000132 Not All All All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance Comm School Elementary School school District IOWA GMG Comm 1900060 GMG Elementary 190006000182 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District School school IOWA AGWSR Comm 1903060 AGWSR Middle 190306000634 All All All All All Improvement Year 2 Not a Title I school School District School IOWA Adel DeSoto 1903150 DeSoto Intermediate 190315000010 All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance Minburn Comm School school School District IOWA Adel DeSoto 1903150 ADM Middle School 190315001986 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 2 Title I targeted assistance Minburn Comm eligible school-No program School District IOWA Albia Comm 1903270 Lincoln Center 190327000018 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide eligible- School District Title I targeted assistance program IOWA Albia Comm 1903270 Albia Middle School 190327001406 Not All All All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide eligible School District school-No program IOWA Algona Comm 1903360 Algona High School 190336000030 Not All Not All Not All Not All Not All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District eligible school-No program IOWA Algona Comm 1903360 Lucia Wallace 190336000033 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District Elementary School eligible school-No program IOWA Algona Comm 1903360 Algona Middle School 190336000034 Not All All Not All All All Corrective Action Not a Title I school School District IOWA Allamakee Comm 1903390 East Campus 190339000036 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide school School District Elementary School IOWA North Butler 1903450 North Butler Middle 190345000043 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance Comm School School eligible school-No program District State Name LEA Name LEA NCES ID School Name School NCES Reading Reading Math Math Elementary/ Middle Graduation School Improvement Status Title I School Status ID Proficiency Participation Proficiency Participation School Other Rate Target Target Target Target Target Academic Indicator Target IOWA Alta Comm 1903480 Alta Elementary 190348000045 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide eligible- School District School Title I targeted assistance program IOWA Ames Comm 1903540 Ames High School 190354000050 Not All All Not All All Not All Not All Corrective Action Not a Title I school School District IOWA Ames Comm 1903540 Ames Middle School 190354000060 Not All All Not All All All Restructuring Title I targeted assistance School District eligible school-No program IOWA Anamosa Comm 1903570 West Middle School 190357000062 Not All All Not All All All Restructuring Planning Title I targeted assistance School District eligible school-No program IOWA Anamosa Comm 1903570 Strawberry Hill 190357000064 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District school IOWA Ankeny Comm 1903690 Parkview Middle 190369000073 Not All All Not All All All Restructuring Title I targeted assistance School District School eligible school-No program IOWA Ankeny Comm 1903690 Northview Middle 190369000380 Not All All All All All Restructuring Title I targeted assistance School District School eligible school-No program IOWA Aplington- 1903750 Aplington / 190375000082 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 2 Title I targeted assistance Parkersburg Parkersburg Middle eligible school-No program Comm School School District IOWA Armstrong- 1903850 Armstrong-Ringsted 190385001899 All All Not All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide eligible Ringsted Comm High School school-No program School District IOWA Atlantic Comm 1903930 Atlantic High School 190393000090 Not All All Not All All Not All Improvement Year 2 Not a Title I school School District IOWA Atlantic Comm 1903930 Atlantic Middle 190393000093 Not All All Not All All All Restructuring Planning Title I schoolwide eligible School District School school-No program IOWA Atlantic Comm 1903930 Schuler Elementary 190393000412 Not All All All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide school School District School IOWA Audubon Comm 1903960 Audubon Middle-High 190396000096 Not All All All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District School school IOWA A-H-S-T Comm 1904080 A-H-S-T Elementary 190408000101 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide eligible- School District School Title I targeted assistance program IOWA Ballard Comm 1904200 Ballard Community 190420000106 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Not a Title I school School District Middle School IOWA Ballard Comm 1904200 East Elementary 190420000109 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District school IOWA Baxter Comm 1904380 Baxter Elementary 190438000113 All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District School school IOWA Baxter Comm 1904380 Baxter High School 190438000114 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Not a Title I school School District IOWA Belle Plaine 1904620 Belle Plaine Jr/Sr 190462000124 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Not a Title I school Comm School High School District IOWA Belle Plaine 1904620 Longfellow 190462000127 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance Comm School Elementary School school District IOWA Bellevue Comm 1904650 Bellevue High School 190465000129 All All All All All Improvement Year 2 Not a Title I school School District IOWA Belmond-Klemme 1904680 Belmond-Klemme 190468000130 Not All All Not All All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide eligible Comm School Community Jr-Sr school-No program District High School IOWA Belmond-Klemme 1904680 Belmond-Klemme 190468002090 All All All All All Restructuring Planning Title I schoolwide eligible- Comm School Elementary Title I targeted assistance District program IOWA Benton Comm 1904830 Norway Elementary 190483001277 Not All All Not All All All Corrective Action Title I targeted assistance School District School school IOWA Benton Comm 1904830 Benton Community 190483001987 Not All All Not All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I targeted assistance School District Middle School eligible school-No program State Name LEA Name LEA NCES ID School Name School NCES Reading Reading Math Math Elementary/ Middle Graduation School Improvement Status Title I School Status ID Proficiency Participation Proficiency Participation School Other Rate Target Target Target Target Target Academic Indicator Target IOWA Bettendorf Comm 1904860 Bettendorf High 190486000142 Not All Not All Not All Not All Not All All Corrective Action Not a Title I school School District School IOWA Bettendorf Comm 1904860 Bettendorf Middle 190486000143 Not All All Not All All All Restructuring Not a Title I school School District School IOWA Bettendorf Comm 1904860 Neil Armstrong 190486000150 Not All All All All All Improvement Year 1 Title I schoolwide eligible- School District Elementary School Title I targeted assistance program IOWA Eddyville- 1904950 Eddyville-Blakesburg 190495000668 Not All All All All All All
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