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Copy of Traditional CS Compliance for PDF 08092 111808 TRADITIONAL COMPLIANCE 08092 Grades PK-3 Grades 4-8 Grades 9-12 School Average School Compliance School Average School Compliance School Average School Compliance School Level School Level School Level District Number School Number District Name School Name 2007-08 2008-09 Compliance 2007-08 2008-09 Compliance 2007-08 2008-09 Compliance 1 21 ALACHUA CHARLES W. DUVAL ELEM SCHOOL 15.58 18.11 NO 16.98 20.13 0 0 1 31 ALACHUA J. J. FINLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 13.95 13.71 14.61 13.62 0 0 1 41 ALACHUA STEPHEN FOSTER ELEMENTARY SCHL 15.26 15.33 14.92 15.70 0 0 1 52 ALACHUA A.QUINN JONES/EXCEP.STUD.CTR. 5.55 4.50 5.89 6.95 9.00 6.00 1 71 ALACHUA LAKE FOREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 13.60 15.69 14.97 15.10 0 0 1 81 ALACHUA SIDNEY LANIER CENTER 8.50 6.20 7.34 8.00 8.53 8.11 1 82 ALACHUA HOSPITAL HOMEBOUND 15.95 0 17.61 0 20.91 1.00 1 91 ALACHUA LITTLEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 14.57 15.01 17.30 12.42 0 0 1 101 ALACHUA W. A. METCALFE ELEMENTARY SCHO 16.14 12.89 12.36 19.83 0 0 1 111 ALACHUA JOSEPH WILLIAMS ELEM. SCHOOL 15.36 17.22 18.17 19.95 0 0 1 112 ALACHUA ABRAHAM LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 17.60 20.46 0 0 1 121 ALACHUA HOWARD W. BISHOP MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 16.97 19.18 0 0 1 141 ALACHUA WESTWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 19.39 20.11 0 0 1 151 ALACHUA GAINESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 0 21.66 22.44 1 161 ALACHUA ALACHUA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.00 13.06 19.27 16.84 0 0 1 171 ALACHUA ARCHER COMMUNITY SCHOOL 16.62 15.75 15.23 15.99 0 0 1 201 ALACHUA HAWTHORNE MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 13.71 20.10 16.59 20.53 1 221 ALACHUA A. L. MEBANE MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 21.59 22.90 NO 0 0 1 261 ALACHUA NEWBERRY HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 0 19.34 20.81 1 271 ALACHUA SANTA FE HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 0 23.99 23.96 1 281 ALACHUA CHESTER SHELL ELEMENTARY SCHL 14.25 18.51 NO 17.11 11.06 0 0 1 291 ALACHUA WALDO COMMUNITY SCHOOL 14.93 15.03 17.08 16.50 0 0 1 311 ALACHUA MYRA TERWILLIGER ELEM. SCHOOL 17.14 15.69 21.02 17.49 0 0 1 321 ALACHUA IDYLWILD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 15.82 15.92 17.96 19.22 0 0 1 331 ALACHUA GLEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.32 17.39 17.42 16.95 0 0 1 341 ALACHUA MARJORIE KINNAN RAWLINGS ELEM 15.27 14.67 19.66 16.98 0 0 1 343 ALACHUA CHARACTER COUNTS CENTER 5.00 10.00 7.00 10.00 0 0 1 412 ALACHUA HORIZON CTR. ALTERNATIVE SCHL 0 0 6.71 7.27 16.00 10.29 1 421 ALACHUA EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 0 20.88 21.94 1 431 ALACHUA F. W. BUCHHOLZ HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 20.00 23.86 24.38 1 461 ALACHUA HIGH SPRINGS COMMUNITY SCHOOL 16.97 17.21 19.22 18.13 0 0 1 481 ALACHUA FORT CLARKE MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 21.50 19.67 0 0 1 482 ALACHUA HIDDEN OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.93 17.16 17.92 19.07 0 0 1 501 ALACHUA KIMBALL WILES ELEM. SCHOOL 16.07 15.64 19.10 18.64 0 0 1 502 ALACHUA KANAPAHA MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 18.77 18.68 0 0 1 510 ALACHUA LAWTON M. CHILES ELEM. SCHOOL 16.36 16.24 18.59 19.46 0 0 1 531 ALACHUA NEWBERRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 17.46 16.31 18.03 18.27 0 0 1 541 ALACHUA C. W. NORTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.73 16.02 18.67 17.07 0 0 1 561 ALACHUA WILLIAM S. TALBOT ELEM SCHOOL 17.35 15.96 15.16 14.69 0 0 1 571 ALACHUA W. W. IRBY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.62 16.27 0 0 0 0 1 591 ALACHUA OAK VIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 16.31 17.02 0 0 1 TOTAL 2 1 0 2 12 BAKER BAKER COUNTY SENIOR HIGH SCHOO 0 1.00 0 0 20.78 21.28 2 13 BAKER MACCLENNY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.00 19.66 NO 4.00 0 0 0 2 22 BAKER PREK/KINDERGARTEN CENTER 15.74 19.30 NO 0 0 0 0 2 31 BAKER J FRANKLYN KELLER INTERMEDIATE 0 0 21.19 22.00 0 0 2 32 BAKER BAKER COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 19.22 21.53 0 0 2 91 BAKER WESTSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 10.64 17.89 0 0 0 0 2 TOTAL 2 0 0 3 61 BAY BAY HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 0 23.54 23.46 3 71 BAY MERRITT BROWN MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 18.67 19.03 0 0 3 81 BAY HUTCHISON BEACH ELEMENTARY SCH 17.51 17.44 19.53 20.52 0 0 3 91 BAY CEDAR GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 13.53 12.85 15.37 13.81 0 0 1 TRADITIONAL COMPLIANCE 08092 3 101 BAY CALLAWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.70 16.55 19.91 19.20 0 0 3 111 BAY MERRIAM CHERRY STREET ELEM. 15.81 16.38 20.33 18.40 0 0 3 131 BAY LUCILLE MOORE ELEMENTARY SCHL 14.72 13.68 14.07 15.61 0 0 3 141 BAY EVERITT MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 17.65 18.20 0 0 3 151 BAY HILAND PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.86 17.07 19.85 19.74 0 0 3 161 BAY JINKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 17.30 19.02 0 0 3 171 BAY LYNN HAVEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 17.08 16.93 19.71 19.57 0 0 3 181 BAY MILLVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 13.20 15.57 13.03 13.52 0 0 3 191 BAY OAKLAND TERRACE SCHL FOR VIS 15.76 15.45 16.37 18.26 0 0 3 201 BAY SURFSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 20.05 19.32 0 0 3 211 BAY PARKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.75 16.86 20.02 19.43 0 0 3 221 BAY SOUTHPORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 14.55 16.47 17.37 18.34 0 0 3 231 BAY SPRINGFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 13.71 13.33 15.47 15.40 0 0 3 241 BAY ST. ANDREW SCHOOL 6.30 5.19 7.50 5.58 0 0 3 251 BAY WALLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 17.08 17.23 20.92 20.34 0 0 3 261 BAY WEST BAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 17.08 17.13 17.63 19.28 0 0 3 271 BAY A. D. HARRIS HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 0 15.84 14.63 3 281 BAY MARGARET K. LEWIS EXCEP SCHOOL 7.42 6.68 7.74 6.43 9.60 9.57 3 291 BAY OSCAR PATTERSON ELEM MAGNET 15.46 16.23 17.83 17.00 0 0 3 301 BAY ROSENWALD MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 17.32 18.07 0 0 3 331 BAY MOWAT MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 19.18 19.24 0 0 3 341 BAY RUTHERFORD HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 0 21.17 22.08 3 471 BAY NORTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.82 17.24 18.23 19.96 0 0 3 491 BAY A. CRAWFORD MOSLEY HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 0 23.78 24.52 3 501 BAY TYNDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 15.98 15.67 20.08 18.30 0 0 3 511 BAY TOMMY SMITH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.78 16.39 18.86 19.71 0 0 3 521 BABAYY PATRONIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1616.16 16 1616.36 36 19.4619 46 16.7416 74 0 0 3 531 BAY NEW HORIZONS LEARNING CENTER 0 0 8.77 10.51 7.47 6.66 3 541 BAY BOZEMAN SCHOOL 16.80 15.96 18.73 21.20 19.74 18.95 3 551 BAY J.R. ARNOLD HIGH SCHOOL 18.00 18.00 0 0 22.63 24.41 3 561 BAY HANEY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 10.00 7.00 0 1.00 11.97 11.61 3 571 BAY BREAKFAST POINT SCHOOL 15.85 16.20 18.09 18.66 20.60 0 3 761 BAY EMERALD BAY ACADEMY 0 0 15.97 18.71 20.16 21.20 3 9002 BAY EXCEPTIONAL STUDENT EDUCATION 12.00 12.00 0 0 0 0 3 TOTAL 0 0 0 4 21 BRADFORD BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 0 21.09 19.92 4 51 BRADFORD STARKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 14.93 15.41 17.54 18.33 0 0 4 81 BRADFORD SOUTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.20 17.12 19.02 16.88 0 0 4 121 BRADFORD RAINBOW CENTER 13.50 14.25 0 0 0 0 4 131 BRADFORD LAWTEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL 13.96 14.74 24.30 19.62 0 0 4 161 BRADFORD BROOKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 15.62 16.12 17.14 23.59 NO 0 0 4 171 BRADFORD BRADFORD UNION VOC TECH CENTER 0 0 0 0 9.00 10.00 4 172 BRADFORD BRADFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 19.01 18.46 0 0 4 181 BRADFORD HAMPTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 14.74 13.78 20.82 21.00 0 0 4 191 BRADFORD RENAISSANCE CENTER 0 0 11.00 8.20 9.50 11.50 4 TOTAL 0 1 0 5 11 BREVARD TITUSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 0 6.80 0 0 22.13 23.20 5 51 BREVARD OAK PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.21 15.24 21.08 17.50 0 0 5 52 BREVARD JAMES MADISON MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 0 14.96 18.85 0 0 5 61 BREVARD APOLLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16.39 16.96 20.95 21.56 0 0 5 71 BREVARD RIVERVIEW ELEM.
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