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Accountability & Testing

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Interdistrict open enrollment in Ohio
Report
6.6.2017
Accountability & Testing

Interdistrict Open Enrollment in Ohio: Participation and Student Outcomes

Interdistrict open enrollment allows students to attend public schools outside their district of residence. It is among the largest and most widespread of school-choice efforts in the United States but often flies under the radar in policy discussions. In Ohio, over 70,000 students open enroll into schools outside their district of residence.

Interdistrict open enrollment in Ohio
Commentary
4.17.2017
Accountability & Testing

Self-efficacy, test anxiety, and academic success

Jeff Murray

Can a student be so anxious that she can “psych herself out” when it comes to test performance? Can the perceived stakes be so high that no amount of test preparation could overcome the fear of failure?

Commentary
4.11.2017
Accountability & Testing

Testimony given before the state board of education – 4/11/17

Chad L. Aldis

NOTE: The state board of education today debated the recent report of a graduation requirements workgroup. Among those providing testimony on the state’s high school graduation requirements was Chad L. Aldis, Vice President for Ohio Policy and Advocacy here at Fordham. The following are his written remarks.

Commentary
3.28.2017
Accountability & Testing

Ohio’s assessment committee is stacked

Aaron Churchill

“Government by the people” is one of the most powerful ideas in American government. It represents the belief that, in a democracy, the people hold sovereignty over government and not the reverse.  

Commentary
3.27.2017
Accountability & Testing

Do grades or test scores better predict new students’ success in credit-bearing college courses?

Jeff Murray

A recent report from Education Northwest extends previous research by the same lead researcher, drilling down into the same dataset in order to fine-tune the original findings.

Report
2.10.2017
Accountability & Testing, School Finance

Ohio Education By the Numbers--2017 Edition

Aaron Churchill

This guidebook offers simple and easy-to-use vital statistics about Ohio’s schools and the students they serve. The facts and figures contained within this report offer an overview of who Ohio’s students are; where they go to school; how they perform on national and state exams; and how many pursue post-secondary education.

Report
9.29.2016
Accountability & Testing, Standards

Setting Sights on Excellence: Ohio’s School Report Cards, 2015-16

Aaron Churchill

On September 15, Ohio released report cards for approximately 600 school districts and 3,500 public schools (district and charter). These report cards are based on state exam results from the 2015-16 school year, along with several other gauges of student success.

Report
3.10.2016
Accountability & Testing, Governance, Standards

Facing facts: Ohio's school report cards in a time of rising expectations

Aaron Churchill

A deep dive into the performance of Ohio’s public schools, statewide and in its eight largest urban areas

Report
3.1.2016
Accountability & Testing, Charter Schools

2015 Fordham Sponsorship Annual Report

The 2015 Fordham Sponsorship Annual Report is our opportunity to share the Fordham Foundation’s work as the sponsor of eleven schools serving approximately 3,200 students in five cities, and our related policy work in Ohio and nationally.

Policy Brief
12.18.2015
Accountability & Testing, Teachers & School Leaders

Policy Brief: Pathways to Teaching in Ohio

Jessica Poiner

A thorough overview of how teachers are trained and licensed

Report
8.24.2015
Accountability & Testing, Governance, Standards

Establishing a baseline: Ohio’s education system as it enters a new era

Christen Holly, Brendan Yorke

Like other states, Ohio has over the past few years put into place a standards a

Policy Brief
7.16.2015
Accountability & Testing, Governance, Teachers & School Leaders

Policy Brief: The Ohio Teacher Evaluation System

Jessica Poiner

A thorough overview of Ohio's teacher evaluation framework

HB 70 2015
Commentary
7.2.2015
Accountability & Testing

The ABCs of ADCs: An in-depth look at the new academic distress commission legislation

Jessica Poiner

A new tool for school district reform

HB 70 2015
Commentary
5.4.2015
Charter Schools, Accountability & Testing

Ohio House proposes changes in testing, vouchers, and teacher evaluation

Jessica Poiner, Chad L. Aldis

Looking beyond the "big issues" in Ohio's budget bill

Commentary
4.10.2015
Accountability & Testing

Should districts get rid of middle schools?

Jessica Poiner

Does middle school really stink?

Commentary
4.8.2015
Curriculum & Instruction, Accountability & Testing

The promise of mastery grading (continued)

Jessica Poiner

Pros and cons of mastery-based education

Commentary
3.30.2015
Accountability & Testing

How to fix teacher evaluations

Jessica Poiner

Ohio can learn an important lesson on teacher evaluation without descending into the same fight going on in New York

Commentary
3.23.2015
Charter Schools, Accountability & Testing

Accountability in Private School Choice Programs

Jeff Murray

Every state is different, for better or worse

Commentary
3.19.2015
Accountability & Testing, Charter Schools

Thomas B. Fordham Institute Testimony on Ohio House Bill 64

Chad L. Aldis

Chad's written testimony, delivered March 19, 2015.

Commentary
3.9.2015
Accountability & Testing

Common Core: A look at how Kentucky made it work

Jessica Poiner

Looking across the river in search of lessons for Ohio

Commentary
3.9.2015
Charter Schools, Accountability & Testing

Cheers and Jeers for March 9, 2015

Jeff Murray

The best and the worst of recent education news

Commentary
2.9.2015
Curriculum & Instruction, Accountability & Testing

When the stakes get high, the politics shouldn’t get soft

Aaron Churchill

An argument against watering down testing and accountability

Commentary
2.2.2015
Accountability & Testing

Research Bites - 2/2/15

Aaron Churchill

Looking at the state of education in Ohio’s State of the State cities

Commentary
1.26.2015
Standards, Accountability & Testing

Deconstructing Ohio’s testing report recommendations

Jessica Poiner

"Test mania" debunked - now for the real work to improve testing in Ohio

Commentary
1.26.2015
Charter Schools, Accountability & Testing

What Schools Do Families Want (and Why)?

Jeff Murray

Real parent preferences revealed.

Commentary
1.26.2015
Standards, Accountability & Testing

Cheers and Jeers for January 26, 2015

Jeff Murray

The good and the bad in recent Ohio education news.

Commentary
1.21.2015
Accountability & Testing

Fixing No Child Left Behind: Oral testimony of Martin West

Martin R. West

Editor's note: This testimony was presented at a hearing of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions onFixing No Child Left Behind: Testing and Accountability on January, 21, 2015.

Commentary
1.16.2015
Accountability & Testing

Timely Ohio report could change the ESEA testing debate

Michael J. Petrilli

Though hardly the only issue to be debated during the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education act, annual testing has taken center stage in discussions so far.

Commentary
1.14.2015
Accountability & Testing

Research Bites - 1/14/15

Aaron Churchill

Data too important to ignore

Commentary
1.12.2015
Accountability & Testing

Quality Counts 2015

Jessica Poiner

How did Ohio fare in this year's report?

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