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Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Archives


AYP Report Prior to the approval of its ESEA Flexibility Waiver, Oregon was required under the No Child Left Behind Act to make annual determinations of whether schools and districts made Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) toward the goal of having all students meet rigorous state academic standards by the 2013-2014 school year. For the 2011-12 reports, Oregon has produced AMO reports in place of AYP reports. Although these reports still describe performance against rigorous standards (called Annual Measurable Objectives, or AMOs), they no longer make the AYP determinations of Met or Not Met. Next year, these reports will be replaced by the Next Generation Accountability reporting system.

School and District Report Cards (PDFs)
  and prior year AYP reports

Assessment and Accountability Update
Media Gallery (Excel files)

Key Dates
State AYP Report PDF Document Next Generation of Accountability




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2003-2004    2004-2005    2005-2006    2006-2007    2007-2008    2008-2009    2009-2010    2010-2011


2011-2012

2010-2011
  • AYP Tools


2009-2010

2008-2009

2007-2008
  • AYP Policy
    • AYP Policy and Technical Manual 2007-08 PDF  10/10/2008 (323.32 KB)
      The AYP Policy and Technical Manual describes how the Oregon Department of Education collects, analyzes, and evaluates data to determine Adequate Yearly Progress for Schools and Districts.
    • Key Points about AYP for 2007-08 PDF  05/21/2008 (92.65 KB)
      This is a brief description of the implementation of Adequate Yearly Progress within Oregon. Greater depth is available from the AYP Manual.

    • 2007-2008 Inclusion Rules


2006-2007
  • AYP Tools
    • Elementary and Middle Schools
      • How to Read (English) PDF  08/27/2007 (683.64 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon elementary and middle schools and how to interpret the information found on the reports. It is set up for 8.5" x 14" printing and to be folded as a booklet.
      • AYP Calculator Excel Spreadsheet  08/29/2007 (69 KB)
    • High Schools
      • How to Read (English) PDF  08/27/2007 (683.31 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon high schools and how to interpret the information found on the reports. It is set up for 8.5" x 14" printing and to be folded as a booklet.
      • AYP Calculator Excel Spreadsheet  09/05/2007 (77 KB)
    • Districts
      • How to Read (English) PDF  08/29/2007 (616.67 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon school districts and how to interpret the information found on the reports. It is set up for 8.5" x 14" printing and to be folded as a booklet.
      • AYP Calculator Excel Spreadsheet  08/29/2007 (131 KB)



2005-2006
  • AYP Tools
    • Elementary and Middle Schools
      • How to Read (English) PDF  07/24/2006 (35.90 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon elementary and middle schools.
      • AYP Calculator Excel Spreadsheet  03/23/2006 (62.50 KB)
    • High Schools
      • How to Read (English) PDF  07/24/2006 (38.27 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon high schools and schools with grade 12.
      • AYP Calculator Excel Spreadsheet  03/21/2006 (69 KB)
    • Districts
      • How to Read (English) PDF  07/24/2006 (36.33 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon districts where AYP is determined by grade span. AYP for the smallest school districts in Oregon (about one out of four) is determined like a high school or elementary school.
      • AYP Calculator Excel Spreadsheet  03/23/2006 (118 KB)


2004-2005
  • AYP Tools
    • Elementary and Middle Schools
      • How to Read (English) PDF  04/13/2005 (35.71 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon elementary and middle schools.
      • AYP Calculator Excel Spreadsheet  07/24/2006 (62.50 KB)
    • High Schools
      • How to Read (English) PDF  04/13/2005 (38.67 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon high schools and schools with grade 12.
      • AYP Calculator Excel Spreadsheet  04/12/2005 (69.50 KB)
    • Districts
      • How to Read (English) PDF  04/13/2005 (36.66 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon districts where AYP is determined by grade span. AYP for the smallest school districts in Oregon (about one out of four) is determined like a high school or elementary school.


2003-2004
  • AYP Tools
    • Districts
      • How to Read (English) PDF  12/06/2004 (106.45 KB)
        This document provides additional information about each AYP Report element and how each indicator is calculated for Oregon districts where AYP is determined by grade span. AYP for the smallest school districts in Oregon (about one out of four) is determined like a high school or elementary school.


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