An independent Academic Accountability Council, established by State law, oversees monitoring and evaluation. It takes responsibility for developing and reviewing the categories and reports on a regular basis to the Board of Trustees and the Chief Executive Officer. A team evaluates schools not meeting expectations and makes intervention recommendations. Sanctions begin with remediation, to be followed by probation and even reconstitution if improvements are not forthcoming and the pattern of failure is persistent. The support system kicks in, including extra assistance from Accountability and region staff for remediation schools and external partners, probation managers, and school business managers for probation and reconstituted schools.
All schools have improvement teams.
With assistance and support, schools develop and implement corrective action plans. Send feedback to the CPS web team .