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Official QNSA standard
1.3.1

School’s Progress Report Based on Previous Mandatory Evaluation Report (Stage 1) /QNSA Accreditation Report.

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Official QNSA requirement

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Official standard1.3.1

School’s Progress Report Based on Previous Mandatory Evaluation Report (Stage 1) /QNSA Accreditation Report.

Focus areas
  • Implement and follow up on plans/procedures related to growth areas provided in the mandatory evaluation report (Stage 1)/ previous accreditation report.
  • The impact of these plans on students’ learning and different aspects at school is clear.
  • Reviewing and updating plans when needed to ensure progress.
  • The involvement of stakeholders in preparing, implementing, and updating school development procedures and collecting data.
Suggested evidence
  • Progress Report
  • School plans addressing growth areas.
  • Evidences on school development in various aspects
  • Evidences on the involvement of different stakeholders in the improvement procedures (questionnaires and surveys, minutes of meetings, correspondence....)
  • Interviews
  • Direct observation
Self-reflection
  • To what extent did the school work on the growth areas included from the previous mandatory evaluation report (Stage 1)/accreditation report. How effective are the procedures followed? What evidences are there for this?
  • How do representatives of stakeholders participate in the school improvement procedures and data collection? How effective is this in improving the different school aspects?
Official rubric
4
Highly Effective

School progress report is aligned to the actual reality of the school, and reflects working on all of the recommendatio ns from previous mandatory evaluation report (Stage 1)/ accreditation report, resulting in the improvement of almost all recommendatio ns/aspects of the school.

3
Effective

School progress report is aligned to actual reality of the school, and reflects working on most of the recommendations from previous mandatory evaluation report (Stage 1) /accreditation report, resulting in the improvement of most recommendations/aspects of the school.

2
Somewhat Effective

School progress report is aligned to actual reality of the school, and reflects working on almost all the recommendations from previous mandatory evaluation report (Stage 1) /accreditation report, resulting in the improvement of some aspects of school.

1
Ineffective

School progress report is not aligned to actual reality of the school, and reflects minimally the school working on the recommendatio ns from previous mandatory evaluation report (Stage 1) /accreditation report.

Focus source: 49Rubric source: 52
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School judgement

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Strengths · Growth areas

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Review & challenge

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History

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