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Students with Disabilities Participation in Statewide Benchmark Assessments by District and School Building 2008-09 School Year STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES PARTICIPATION IN STATEWIDE BENCHMARK ASSESSMENTS BY DISTRICT AND SCHOOL BUILDING 2008-09 SCHOOL YEAR PART 1: REGULAR ASSESMENT WITH NO ACCOMMODATIONS PART II: REGULAR ASSESSMENT WITH ACCOMMODATIONS PART III: ALTERNATE ASSESSMENT AGAINST ALTERNATE ACHIEVEMENT STANDARDS Participation in Statewide Benchmark Assessments by Students with Disabilities: Regular Assessment With No Accomodations 2008/09 School Year Mathematics Literacy District Name School Name Grade Level Count of Students Count of Students 0101: DEWITT SCHOOL DISTRICT 44 44 0101001: DEWITT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0101001: DEWITT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0101003: DEWITT MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0101003: DEWITT MIDDLE SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0101004: DEWITT HIGH SCHOOL 11 18 18 0101008: GILLETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0101009: GILLETT HIGH SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0101009: GILLETT HIGH SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0101009: GILLETT HIGH SCHOOL 11 ** ** 0101017: HUMPHREY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0104: STUTTGART SCHOOL DISTRICT 33 33 0104021: PARK AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0104021: PARK AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0104023: MEEKINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0104023: MEEKINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0104025: STUTTGART HIGH SCHOOL 09 ** ** 0104025: STUTTGART HIGH SCHOOL 11 ** ** 0104026: STUTTGART JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0104026: STUTTGART JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0201: CROSSETT SCHOOL DISTRICT 42 42 0201001: CROSSETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0201001: CROSSETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0201006: CROSSETT HIGH SCHOOL 09 ** ** 0201006: CROSSETT HIGH SCHOOL 10 ** ** 0201006: CROSSETT HIGH SCHOOL 11 11 11 0201008: CROSSETT MIDDLE SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0201008: CROSSETT MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 12 12 0201008: CROSSETT MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0203: HAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 27 27 0203016: ALLBRITTON UPPER ELEM. SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0203016: ALLBRITTON UPPER ELEM. SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0203016: ALLBRITTON UPPER ELEM. SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0203017: HAMBURG JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0203018: HAMBURG HIGH SCHOOL 10 ** ** 0203018: HAMBURG HIGH SCHOOL 11 ** ** 0203019: WILMOT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0203019: WILMOT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0203019: WILMOT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 06 ** ** Notes: ** denotes suppressed data; "n" size too small for public reporting - - Not Available Participation in Statewide Benchmark Assessments by Students with Disabilities: Regular Assessment With No Accomodations 2008/09 School Year Mathematics Literacy District Name School Name Grade Level Count of Students Count of Students 0203027: PORTLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0203027: PORTLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0203028: NOBLE LOWER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0302: COTTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 12 12 0302006: AMANDA GIST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0302006: AMANDA GIST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0302006: AMANDA GIST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0303: MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL DISTRICT 73 73 0303013: NELSON WILKS HERRON ELEMENTARY 03 18 18 0303014: PINKSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0303014: PINKSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0303014: PINKSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0303016: GUY BERRY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0303019: MOUNTAIN HOME JR. HIGH SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0303703: MTN HOME HIGH CAREER ACADEMICS 08 ** ** 0303703: MTN HOME HIGH CAREER ACADEMICS 09 15 15 0303703: MTN HOME HIGH CAREER ACADEMICS 10 ** ** 0303703: MTN HOME HIGH CAREER ACADEMICS 11 ** ** 0303703: MTN HOME HIGH CAREER ACADEMICS 12 ** ** 0304: NORFORK SCHOOL DISTRICT 10 10 0304021: NORFORK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0304021: NORFORK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0304021: NORFORK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0304021: NORFORK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0401: BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 115 115 0401001: THOMAS JEFFERSON ELEM. SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0401001: THOMAS JEFFERSON ELEM. SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0401002: WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0401002: WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0401003: BENTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 09 ** ** 0401003: BENTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 10 ** ** 0401003: BENTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 11 ** ** 0401003: BENTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 12 ** ** 0401004: R.E. BAKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0401004: R.E. BAKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0401005: OLD HIGH MIDDLE SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0401005: OLD HIGH MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0401006: SUGAR CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0401006: SUGAR CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** Notes: ** denotes suppressed data; "n" size too small for public reporting - - Not Available Participation in Statewide Benchmark Assessments by Students with Disabilities: Regular Assessment With No Accomodations 2008/09 School Year Mathematics Literacy District Name School Name Grade Level Count of Students Count of Students 0401007: APPLE GLEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0401007: APPLE GLEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0401008: SPRING HILL MIDDLE SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0401008: SPRING HILL MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0401009: ELM TREE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0401010: LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0401010: LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0401011: MARY MAE JONES ELEM. SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0401012: CENTRAL PARK AT MORNING STAR 03 ** ** 0401012: CENTRAL PARK AT MORNING STAR 04 ** ** 0401013: RUTH BARKER MIDDLE SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0401013: RUTH BARKER MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0401014: CENTERTON GAMBLE ELEMENTARY 03 ** ** 0401014: CENTERTON GAMBLE ELEMENTARY 04 ** ** 0401015: COOPER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0401015: COOPER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0402: DECATUR SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 3 0402008: DECATUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0402010: DECATUR MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0403: GENTRY SCHOOL DISTRICT 39 39 0403013: GENTRY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 03 12 12 0403013: GENTRY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0403013: GENTRY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 05 12 12 0403014: GENTRY HIGH SCHOOL 11 ** ** 0403014: GENTRY HIGH SCHOOL 12 ** ** 0403015: GENTRY MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0403015: GENTRY MIDDLE SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0404: GRAVETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT 76 76 0404022: GRAVETTE HIGH SCHOOL 10 ** ** 0404024: GRAVETTE MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 16 16 0404024: GRAVETTE MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 13 13 0404024: GRAVETTE MIDDLE SCHOOL 08 12 12 0404025: GRAVETTE UPPER ELEMENTARY 03 12 12 0404025: GRAVETTE UPPER ELEMENTARY 04 11 11 0404025: GRAVETTE UPPER ELEMENTARY 05 11 11 0405: ROGERS SCHOOL DISTRICT 273 273 0405031: EASTSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0405031: EASTSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0405031: EASTSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** Notes: ** denotes suppressed data; "n" size too small for public reporting - - Not Available Participation in Statewide Benchmark Assessments by Students with Disabilities: Regular Assessment With No Accomodations 2008/09 School Year Mathematics Literacy District Name School Name Grade Level Count of Students Count of Students 0405032: GARFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0405032: GARFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0405033: LOWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0405034: NORTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0405034: NORTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0405034: NORTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0405036: WESTSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0405036: WESTSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0405037: ELMWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 22 22 0405037: ELMWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 22 22 0405037: ELMWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 08 12 12 0405039: OAKDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0405039: OAKDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0405039: OAKDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0405041: BONNIE GRIMES ELEM. SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0405041: BONNIE GRIMES ELEM. SCHOOL 04 14 14 0405041: BONNIE GRIMES ELEM. SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0405042: REAGAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0405043: FRANK TILLERY ELEM. SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0405043: FRANK TILLERY ELEM. SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0405044: JOE MATHIAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0405044: JOE MATHIAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0405045: KIRKSEY MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 25 25 0405045: KIRKSEY MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 24 24 0405045: KIRKSEY MIDDLE SCHOOL 08 28 28 0405046: LINGLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0405046: LINGLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0405046: LINGLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0405047: BELLVIEW ELEMENTARY 03 ** ** 0405048: ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL 09 ** ** 0405048: ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL 10 ** ** 0405048: ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL 11 11 11 0405048: ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL 12 ** ** 0405049: JONES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0405049: JONES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0405049: JONES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0405050: ELZA R. TUCKER ELEM. SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0405050: ELZA R. TUCKER ELEM. SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0405050: ELZA R. TUCKER ELEM. SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0405051: OLD WIRE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0405051: OLD WIRE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0405052: ROGERS HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL 09 ** ** 0405052: ROGERS HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL 10 ** ** 0405052: ROGERS HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL 11 ** ** Notes: ** denotes suppressed data; "n" size too small for public reporting - - Not Available Participation in Statewide Benchmark Assessments by Students with Disabilities: Regular Assessment With No Accomodations 2008/09 School Year Mathematics Literacy District Name School Name Grade Level Count of Students Count of Students 0406: SILOAM SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 36 36 0406047: SOUTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0406047: SOUTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0406047: SOUTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0406049: SILOAM SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL 06 ** ** 0406049: SILOAM SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL 07 ** ** 0406049: SILOAM SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL 08 ** ** 0406050: SILOAM SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL 09 ** ** 0406050: SILOAM SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL 10 ** ** 0406050: SILOAM SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL 11 ** ** 0406050: SILOAM SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL 12 ** ** 0407: PEA RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 22 22 0407026: PEA RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 03 ** ** 0407026: PEA RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 04 ** ** 0407026: PEA RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 05 ** ** 0407027: PEA RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 09 ** ** 0407027: PEA RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 10 ** ** 0407027: PEA RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 11 ** ** 0407028: PEA RIDGE MIDDLE
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