2009-2010 Annual Progress Report for Riceville Schools.  This is a yearly requirement from The Department of Education that school districts report the progress of a school district to its residents

School districts and non-public schools are required to revise and recertify their CSIPs by the September 15^th date of the next school year. Revisions, in accordance to Chapter 12, are based on any or all of the following actions:

• completion of a site visit,
• grade level changes (as in cases of reorganizations),
• and/ or funding stream changes.

School districts and non-public schools are encouraged to annually update their CSIPs as ongoing planning documents.

The results from our Iowa Youth Survey

The Iowa Youth Survey is conducted by the Iowa Department of Public Health's Division of Behavioral Health in collaboration with the Iowa Department of Education, the Governor’s Office of Drug Control Policy, the Iowa Department of Human Rights’ Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning and Statistical Analysis Center, and the Iowa Department of Human Services.

2010-2011 Annual Progress Report for Riceville Community Schools

In order to satisfy the requirements for reporting annual progress toward state and federal indicators, school districts and non-public schools in Iowa complete an Annual Progress Report (APR) due to the Iowa Department of Education by September 15 each year. APRs include information regarding academic proficiency, academic goals, dropouts, graduation rates, attendance rates, and post-secondary data.

Available for download is the 2012 Annual Progress Report for Riceville Community School District.

Included in the document:

• Progress on Annual Goals
• Student Test Data
• State Compliance
• Technology Overview

Testing Schedule for High School Students for the Iowa Assessment.

Middle School Student Schedule for the 2013 Iowa Assessment.