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2007 - 2008 School Progress Report 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report 2007-08 SCHOOL PROGRESS DBN DISTRICT SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SUPPORT REPORT ORGANIZATIO TYPE N 01M015 01 P.S. 015 Thomas Staebell ICI ESMS ROBERTO CLEMENTE 01M019 01 P.S. 019 ASHER Ivan Kushner ESO ESMS LEVY 01M020 01 P.S. 020 ANNA Felix Gil ICI ESMS SILVER 01M034 01 P.S. 034 Joyce Stallings ICI ESMS FRANKLIN D. Harte ROOSEVELT 01M063 01 P.S. 063 WILLIAM Darlene ICI ESMS MCKINLEY Despeignes 01M064 01 P.S. 064 ROBERT Sandra Litrico ESO ESMS SIMON Pappas 01M110 01 P.S. 110 Irene Quvus ESO ESMS FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE 01M134 01 P.S. 134 Loretta Caputo ICI ESMS HENRIETTA SZOLD Page 1 of 652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report ENVIRONMEN SCHOOL OVERALL OVERALL ENVIRONMEN PEER INDEX* T CATEGORY LEVEL* GRADE SCORE T GRADE SCORE Elementary School 63.28 D 31.9 5.8 C Elementary School 50.39 B 50.8 9 B Elementary School 57.37 A 69.7 9.7 A K-8 58.96 B 59.8 4.5 D Elementary School 53.00 F 26.5 7.6 B Elementary School 60.63 A 79.7 12.1 A Elementary School 42.56 C 41.2 9.4 A Elementary School 54.03 B 53 5.8 C Page 2 of 652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report PERFORMAN 2006-07 PROGRESS CE PERFORMAN PROGRESS ADDITIONAL PROGRESS CATEGORY CATEGORY CE GRADE GRADE CREDIT REPORT SCORE SCORE GRADE 8 C 18.1 C 0 B 11.4 B 30.4 B 0 B 20 A 37.7 A 2.25 B 10.6 C 37.9 A 6.75 C 11.3 C 7.6 F 0 C 18.9 A 46.4 A 2.25 C 16.9 A 13.4 D 1.5 B 14.4 B 31.3 B 1.5 B Page 3 of 652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report 2007-08 2006-07 QUALITY FEDERAL REVIEW ACCOUNTABI SCORE LITY STATUS Proficient In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Well Developed In Need of Improvement - Year 2 Well Developed In Good Standing Proficient In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Proficient In Good Standing Page 4 of 652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report 01M137 01 P.S. 137 JOHN L. Melissa Rodriguez ICI ESMS BERNSTEIN 01M140 01 P.S. 140 NATHAN Esteban Barrientos ESO ESMS STRAUS 01M142 01 P.S. 142 AMALIA Rhonda Levy ICI ESMS CASTRO 01M184 01 P.S. 184M Ling Ling Chou New Visions ESMS SHUANG WEN 01M188 01 P.S. 188 THE Barbara Slatin ESO ESMS ISLAND SCHOOL 01M292 01 HENRY STREET Hoa Tu ESO ESMS SCHOOL FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 01M292 01 HENRY STREET Hoa Tu ESO HS SCHOOL FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 01M301 01 TECHNOLOGY George Morgan ESO ESMS ARTS AND SCIENCES STUDIO 01M315 01 THE EAST Robin Williams ESO ESMS VILLAGE COMMUNITY SCHOOL Page 5 of 652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report Elementary School 61.63 B 55.2 7.8 B K-8 62.46 B 64.8 9 B Elementary School 65.14 A 69.8 8.3 B K-8 27.10 A 71.2 13.3 A K-8 64.92 A 70.8 4.6 C Middle School 2.98 C 43.5 3.4 F High School 2.07 B 55.2 6.2 B Middle School 3.00 C 48.2 8.1 B Elementary School 34.21 B 47 7.9 B Page 6 of 652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report 16.1 A 29.8 B 1.5 B 15.3 B 36 B 4.5 B 15.4 B 44.6 A 1.5 C 22.5 A 35.4 B 0 B 19.2 A 45.5 A 1.5 A 14.3 B 25 C 0.75 B 15.4 B 28.6 B 5 16.3 B 23.8 C 0 B 8.3 C 29.3 B 1.5 A Page 7 of 652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report Proficient In Good Standing Proficient In Need of Improvement - Year 1 Well Developed In Good Standing Proficient In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Proficient In Good Standing Proficient In Good Standing Underdeveloped In Good Standing with Proficient Features Proficient In Good Standing Page 8 of 652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report SCHOOL 01M332 01 UNIVERSITY Cynthia Kerr ESO ESMS NEIGHBORHOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 01M345 01 COLLABORATIVE Mauriciere Degovia ESO ESMS ACADEMY OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & LAW 01M361 01 CHILDREN'S Maria Velez Clarke ICI ESMS WORKSHOP SCHOOL 01M363 01 NEIGHBORHOOD Judith Foster ESO ESMS SCHOOL 01M364 01 EARTH SCHOOL Alison Gail Hazut ESO ESMS 01M448 01 UNIVERSITY Robert Miller CLSO HS NEIGHBORHOOD HIGH SCHOOL 01M450 01 EAST SIDE Mark Federman ESO ESMS COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 01M450 01 EAST SIDE Mark Federman ESO HS COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 01M509 01 MARTA VALLE Jayne Godlewski ICI ESMS SECONDARY Page 9 of 652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report Middle School 2.92 B 58.1 7.5 B Middle School 3.28 B 62.4 9.3 B Elementary School 35.74 B 51.5 9.4 A Elementary School 33.34 D 32.1 12.2 A Elementary School 34.68 A 62.4 11.9 A High School 2.26 B 44.3 7.3 B Middle School 2.99 A 76.5 8.8 B High School 2.27 A 68.3 13 A Middle School Page 10 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report 15.2 B 31.6 B 3.75 C 17.4 B 32.7 B 3 11 C 31.1 B 0 B 9.6 C 9.5 F 0.75 B 9.8 C 36.9 A 3.75 B 16.8 A 20.2 C 0 B 19.6 A 42.8 A 5.25 A 19.9 A 33.4 B 2 A 1.5 D Page 11 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report Proficient In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Proficient In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Proficient In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Proficient Restructuring - Year 4 Page 12 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report SCHOOL 01M509 01 MARTA VALLE Jayne Godlewski ICI HS SECONDARY SCHOOL 01M515 01 LOWER EAST Martha Polin ESO HS SIDE PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL 01M539 01 NEW Olga Livanis ICI ESMS EXPLORATIONS INTO SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND MATH HIGH SCHOOL 01M539 01 NEW Olga Livanis ICI HS EXPLORATIONS INTO SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MATH HIGH SCHOOL 01M650 01 CASCADES HIGH Paul Rotondo ESO HS SCHOOL 01M696 01 BARD HIGH Raymond Peterson ESO HS SCHOOL EARLY COLLEGE 01M839 01 TOMPKINS Mark Pingitore ESO ESMS Page 13 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report High School 2.08 B 52.6 5.3 C Transfer School 2.65 A 72.5 5.9 B K-8 11.77 A 68 7.8 B High School 3.51 A 76.1 8.9 B Transfer School 2.48 A 66.4 11 A High School 3.79 B 57.8 10.9 A Middle School 3.35 A 82.4 13.6 A Page 14 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report 8.8 C 35.5 A 3 C 19.7 A 38.1 A 8.8 A 24.2 A 36 B 0 B 22.9 A 44.3 A 0 A 16.9 A 36 A 2.5 B 15.9 B 31 B 0 B 20 A 45.8 A 3 A Page 15 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report Proficient Restructuring - Year 4 Well Developed In Need of Improvement - Year 1 Proficient In Good Standing Proficient In Good Standing Well Developed In Corrective Action Proficient In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Page 16 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report SQUARE MIDDLE SCHOOL 02M001 02 P.S. 001 ALFRED Amy Hom ICI ESMS E. SMITH 02M002 02 P.S. 002 MEYER Brett Gustafson ICI ESMS LONDON 02M003 02 P.S. 003 Lisa Siegman ICI ESMS CHARRETTE SCHOOL 02M006 02 P.S. 006 LILLIE D. Lauren Fontana ESO ESMS BLAKE 02M011 02 P.S. 011 WILLIAM Robert Bender ICI ESMS T. HARRIS 02M033 02 P.S. 033 CHELSEA Linore Lindy ICI ESMS PREP 02M040 02 P.S. 040 Susan Felder ESO ESMS AUGUSTUS SAINT-GAUDENS 02M041 02 P.S. 041 Kelly Shannon ICI ESMS GREENWICH VILLAGE 02M042 02 P.S. 042 Rosa Casiello ICI ESMS BENJAMIN O'Day ALTMAN 02M047 02 "47" THE Martin Florsheim ESO ESMS AMERICAN SIGN Page 17 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report Elementary School 40.34 B 56.9 6.1 C Elementary School 39.62 A 73 8.2 B Elementary School 18.64 B 58.9 10.4 A Elementary School 11.78 B 58.4 6.3 C Elementary School 43.85 B 47.8 11.2 A Elementary School 51.88 A 86.5 12.6 A Elementary School 15.39 B 59.3 8.9 B Elementary School 14.34 A 60.3 12 A Elementary School 35.80 A 85.6 11.5 A Middle School 2.80 B 53.7 10.6 A Page 18 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report 17.4 A 33.4 A 0 C 17.1 A 46.2 A 1.5 B 15 B 32 B 1.5 B 15.5 B 36.6 A 0 B 14.8 B 21 C 0.75 C 23.1 A 47.8 A 3 F 17.2 A 31.7 B 1.5 A 17 A 29.8 B 1.5 B 19.9 A 48.2 A 6 B 12.5 C 27.6 B 3 F Page 19 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report Proficient In Good Standing Proficient In Good Standing Well Developed Requiring Academic Progress - Year 1 Well Developed In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Well Developed In Good Standing Outstanding In Good Standing Underdeveloped In Good Standing with Proficient Page 20 of652 10/03/2021 2007 - 2008 School Progress Report LANGUAGE AND ENGLISH DUAL LANGUAGE HIGH SCHOOL 02M047 02 THE AMERICAN Martin Florsheim ESO HS SIGN LANGUAGE AND ENGLISH DUAL LANGUAGE HIGH SCHOOL 02M051 02 P.S.
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    Table of Contents Agency names below link to relevant pages: Actuary, Office of the Administration of Children’s Services Administrative Tax Appeals, Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings, Office of Aging, Department for the Board of Elections Borough President, Bronx Borough President, Brooklyn Borough President, Manhattan Borough President, Queens Borough President, Staten Island Buildings, Department of Business Integrity Commission Campaign Finance Board Chief Medical Examiner, Office of City Clerk City Council Citywide Administrative Services, Department of Civil Service Commission Civilian Complaint Review Board Collective Bargaining, Office of Commission on Human Rights Comptroller, Office of Conflicts of Interest Board Consumer Affairs, Department of Correction, Department of Cultural Affairs, Department of Design and Construction, Department of District Attorney, Bronx District Attorney, Brooklyn District Attorney, Queens Economic Development Corporation Education, Department of Emergency Management, Office of Environmental Protection, Department of Equal Employment Practices Commission Finance, Department of Financial Information Services Agency Fire Department Franchise Concession Review Committee Health + Hospitals Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of Homeless Services, Department of Housing Authority Housing Development Corporation Housing Preservation and Development, Department of Human Resources Administration Independent Budget Office Information Technology and Telecommunications, Department of Investigation,
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