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California Announces Blue Ribbon Schools for 2006


By CAlifornia Department of Education


Sep 24, 2006, 12:14


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Tina Jung

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September 22, 2006


STATE SCHOOLS CHIEF JACK O’CONNELL
CONGRATULATES BLUE RIBBON WINNERS FOR 2006

SACRAMENTO — State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell  congratulated 31 public schools and four private schools in California identified today by U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings as 2006 No Child Left Behind (NCLB)—Blue Ribbon Schools. This list of schools is attached.

"I nominated these schools last year for this national distinction because their students made significant gains in academic achievement,” said O’Connell.   "Everyone involved in these students’ lives deserves credit for helping them make these gains that we hope will ultimately help students develop the mastery of skills necessary to be successful adults."

NCLB—Blue Ribbon Schools is a national recognition program of the U.S. Department of Education. The 23-year-old program encourages states to nominate public kindergarten through grade twelve schools that are either academically superior or demonstrate dramatic gains in student achievement. Private schools are nominated by the Council for American Private Education.

Schools must fit one of the two following categories:  The schools’ student body must be comprised of 40 percent or more disadvantaged students whose level of proficiency places the school at the 60th percentile in English-language arts and mathematics in the highest grade tested when compared to other schools in the state. For all other schools, the school must show a student proficiency level that places the school at the 90th percentile in English-language arts and mathematics in the highest grade tested when compared to other schools in the state.

All public school awardees met the federal 2005 and 2006 Adequate Yearly Progress and the Academic Performance Index schoolwide growth targets. The schools were either California Distinguished Schools or, at minimum, met the qualifications required to apply for that state awards program. Nominated schools submitted an application to the U.S. Department of Education. The weight of the criteria rested overwhelmingly on growth and achievement in reading and mathematics over three years, including those for significant subgroups. 

The winners will be honored November 9-10, 2006, at a ceremony in Washington, D.C.  For more information on the NCLB—Blue Ribbon Schools Program, please visit http://www.ed.gov/programs/nclbbrs/awards.html (Outside Source).

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Attachment

NCLB—Blue Ribbon Schools for 2006
Public Schools

County

District

School

Alameda

Oakland Unified

American Indian Public Charter

Alameda

Pleasanton Unified

Amador Valley High

Alameda

Pleasanton Unified

Foothill High

Contra Costa

San Ramon Valley Unified

California High

Contra Costa

San Ramon Valley Unified

Iron Horse Middle

Contra Costa

San Ramon Valley Unified

Stone Valley Middle

Contra Costa

West Contra Costa Unified

Middle College High

Fresno

Clovis Unified

Nelson Elementary

Los Angeles

Glendale Unified

Clark Magnet High

Los Angeles

Las Virgenes Unified

Calabasas High

Los Angeles

Long Beach Unified

Hill Classical Middle

Los Angeles

Los Angeles Unified

Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High

Los Angeles

Los Angeles Unified

Lemay Street Elementary

Los Angeles

San Marino Unified

San Marino High

Los Angeles

Torrance Unified

Bert M. Lynn Middle

Orange

Fullerton Joint Union High

Troy High

Orange

Irvine Unified

Northwood High

Orange

Los Alamitos Unified

Oak Middle

Orange

Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified

El Dorado High

Orange

Santa Ana Unified

Orange County High School of the Arts

Riverside

Val Verde Unified

Victoriano Elementary

Sacramento

Rio Linda Union Elementary

Westside Preparatory Charter

Sacramento

San Juan Unified

Rio Americano High

San Diego

National Elementary

Ira Harbison Elementary

San Diego

San Diego Unified

Dewey Elementary

San Luis Obispo

San Luis Coastal Unified

Morro Bay High

San Luis Obispo

Templeton Unified

Templeton High

San Mateo

San Carlos Elementary

Central Middle

Ventura

Conejo Valley Unified

Newbury Park High

Ventura

Conejo Valley Unified

Redwood Middle

Ventura

Ventura Unified

Foothill Technology High

NCLB—Blue Ribbon Schools for 2006
Private Schools

City

School

Santa Monica

Carlthorp School

Palm Desert

Sacred Heart School

Huntington Beach

Saint Bonaventure School

Tustin

St. Cecilia School

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