Performance Framework On November 4, 2014 the North Carolina State Board of Education voted and approved an updated Strategic Plan. The State Board's vision is that "Every public school student will graduate ready for post-secondary education and work, prepared to be a globally engaged and productive citizen". Measure 2.4.3 of the strategic plan is to measure the "Percentage of charter schools meeting or exceeding academic, financial, and operational goals as measured by the Office of Charter School's performance framework". The NC Charter School Performance Framework reflects key areas of academics, finance, and operations performance; and should be considered as a tool to track growth and improvement over time. Performance Framework FAQs Who- All currently operating schools are required to participate in the annual Performance Framework. The Office of Charter Schools staff provides thoughtful and responsive guidance throughout the year. What- The Performance Framework consists of several indicators related to charter school operations, academics, finance, and governance. When- Document submissions for the 2021-22 Performance Framework will take place from September 2021 through April 2022. Final submissions are due June 30th. Where- Most documents are submitted via the Epicenter portal and evaluated by OCS. However, certain measures are collected and evaluated by divisions and agencies external to OCS. For example, measure A5 is collected by the various federal programs within DPI (EC, Nutrition, etc.). Measure A17, Health and Safety Requirements, is collected and evaluated by the Department of Health and Human Services. Why- The Performance Framework is an accountability measure and it is a tool to help us keep you, the school, out of trouble so you can focus on educating students! Full list of measures tracked through the Performance Framework Results: PF School Reports 2020 2019 Presentation to SBE August 2020 PF School Reports 2019 2018 Presentation to SBE October 2019 PF School Reports 2018 2021-2022 Items reviewed by OCS due schedule: September A17. Health Requirements reminder(not the actual measure) A11. Board Schedule October A12. Directors List A5. ELL LIEP Service Chart A14. Certificate of Occupancy A20. Retirement Dissolution Fund November A6.1 Enrollment Policy A6.2 Application January A9. Board Conflict of Interest Policy A15. Insurance Certificate A1.2 Parent Letter(D/F) [Not Applicable due to COVID-19 exceptions] February A16. Criminal History Policy A19. EMO/CMO Records Request (Services provided to school and school service fees) March A1.1 Report Cards on Website [Including 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 N/A due to COVID-19 exceptions] A21. School Improvement Plan A10. Nepotism Policy April A13. Fire Inspection and any other inspections conducted A8. Both Employee and Parent Grievance Policies
Performance Framework On November 4, 2014 the North Carolina State Board of Education voted and approved an updated Strategic Plan. The State Board's vision is that "Every public school student will graduate ready for post-secondary education and work, prepared to be a globally engaged and productive citizen". Measure 2.4.3 of the strategic plan is to measure the "Percentage of charter schools meeting or exceeding academic, financial, and operational goals as measured by the Office of Charter School's performance framework". The NC Charter School Performance Framework reflects key areas of academics, finance, and operations performance; and should be considered as a tool to track growth and improvement over time. Performance Framework FAQs Who- All currently operating schools are required to participate in the annual Performance Framework. The Office of Charter Schools staff provides thoughtful and responsive guidance throughout the year. What- The Performance Framework consists of several indicators related to charter school operations, academics, finance, and governance. When- Document submissions for the 2021-22 Performance Framework will take place from September 2021 through April 2022. Final submissions are due June 30th. Where- Most documents are submitted via the Epicenter portal and evaluated by OCS. However, certain measures are collected and evaluated by divisions and agencies external to OCS. For example, measure A5 is collected by the various federal programs within DPI (EC, Nutrition, etc.). Measure A17, Health and Safety Requirements, is collected and evaluated by the Department of Health and Human Services. Why- The Performance Framework is an accountability measure and it is a tool to help us keep you, the school, out of trouble so you can focus on educating students! Full list of measures tracked through the Performance Framework Results: PF School Reports 2020 2019 Presentation to SBE August 2020 PF School Reports 2019 2018 Presentation to SBE October 2019 PF School Reports 2018 2021-2022 Items reviewed by OCS due schedule: September A17. Health Requirements reminder(not the actual measure) A11. Board Schedule October A12. Directors List A5. ELL LIEP Service Chart A14. Certificate of Occupancy A20. Retirement Dissolution Fund November A6.1 Enrollment Policy A6.2 Application January A9. Board Conflict of Interest Policy A15. Insurance Certificate A1.2 Parent Letter(D/F) [Not Applicable due to COVID-19 exceptions] February A16. Criminal History Policy A19. EMO/CMO Records Request (Services provided to school and school service fees) March A1.1 Report Cards on Website [Including 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 N/A due to COVID-19 exceptions] A21. School Improvement Plan A10. Nepotism Policy April A13. Fire Inspection and any other inspections conducted A8. Both Employee and Parent Grievance Policies
