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Comparing The AEIS And TAPR Data Report

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In David G. Burnet High School, the AEIS and TAPR data reports were both providing students’ academic performance rate in Reading, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Science for the years 2006- 2007. For example, 79% of student met the standard in Reading in 2007. In 2005-2006, both reports showed the annual dropout rate for grade 7-8. The AEIS and TAPR data reports have presented the students attendance rate (93.1 %). Additionally, in the class of 2006, both reports showed 55.6 % of the students took the SAT or ACT tests. The Academic Excellence Indicator System (AEIS) report provided an information about the progress of prior year TAKS failures from grade 4-11. The report also showed the percentage of the recommended HS program graduates

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