• Parent Teacher Conference:
  • Conference Memo
  • Tally Sheet
  • Teacher Participation Form
  • Parent Conference Guide
• KDE Open House Portal - Data Resources
• School Report Cards (KDE)
• Comprehensive School Surveys (CSS) Training Manual
• Comprehensive School Surveys (CSS)
• CSS Response Rates
• Data Books
• Interim Performance Report & NCLB Report
• School Profiles
• Testing Unit
• Student Tracker
• Planning & Evaluation
• Accountability, Research & Planning Home
• JCPS Home
• Research Request Form Please email to marco.munoz@jefferson.kyschools.us

Accountability, Research, and Planning Department

Jefferson County Public Schools
Louisville, Kentucky USA

Mission Statement

Jefferson County Public Schools, Accountability, Research, and Planning Department will provide an atmosphere that is inviting, receptive, and responsible to the data needs of their customers.  Accurate data will be provided in an efficient and timely manner.

Click here to select frequently used links. Annual Progress Report - District Attendance by School 2004 To 2009 (KDE Link) Interim Performance Report & NCLB Report (KDE Link) Comprehensive District Improvement Planning Comprehensive School Improvement Planning Comprehensive Surveys Core Content Item Bank Data Books District Planning and Program Evaluation Dropouts Grades 7-12 by school 2004-2009 (KDE Link) Dropouts Grades 9-12 by school 2004-2009 (KDE Link) Elementary and Secondary Education Act - No Child Left Behind Graduation Rate by School 2004-2009 (KDE Link) JCPS Assessment Calendar Kentucky Core Content Test (KCCT) by District & School (KDE Link) Map (Elementary Schools) Map (Middle Schools) Map (High Schools) Proof of Progress (KDE Link) Research Permission Retention Rate by School 2004 To 2009 (KDE Link) School and District Dialogues School Based Decision Making Policy Manual School Profiles School/District Report Cards (KDE Link) Staff Directory Transition To Adult Life 2004 To 2009 (KDE Link)

Technical questions or comments contact: Beverly Nelson

Some of the documents listed above are available as standard PDF files. To use the PDF format, you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader, which you can download free from the Adobe web site by clicking on the "Get Acrobat Reader" icon.

 

Date Modified 9/29/11