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VES Art Walk & Spaghetti Supper!!

Vilonia Elementary parents and students came out strongly in support of their school's art program yesterday evening. A spaghetti supper/dessert silent auction/artwalk, and bookfair kept everyone happy and entertained. There was something for every appetite! Mrs. Berry was the overall VES Dessert Diva, selling her cheesecake for $65. A delicious and entertaining evening was enjoyed by all.

Operation: Woo Pig Smoochie - Mission Accomplished!

With over 4,500 items collected, and the number still mounting, Vilonia Primary School met the THV challenge and then some! And the reward? Two lucky pigs received kisses from the principal, a few teachers, and the crew of Today's THV.

Here, Mr. Ratliff plants one on Abigail the pig.

Snow Days

Snow days missed will be made up at the end of the 2009-2010 school year. Currently the last day of school is scheduled for June 7th, 2010.

Please refer to the Student Calendar on the District Homepage under the Calendars tab for the updated calendar.

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No Child Left Behind requires states and school districts to give parents easy-to-read, detailed report cards on schools and districts, telling them which ones are succeeding and why. Included in the report cards are student achievement data broken out by race, ethnicity, gender, English language proficiency, migrant status, disability status and low-income status; as well as important information about the professional qualifications of teachers. With these provisions, No Child Left Behind ensures that parents have important, timely information about the schools their children attend—whether they are performing well or not for all children, regardless of their background.

Vilonia Middle School "2008 School Report Card"

Vilonia Academy of Service Learning and Technology "2008 School Report Card"

Vilonia Middle School " 2008 School Improvement Report"

Vilonia Academy of Service Learning and Technology "2008 School Improvement Report"

Vilonia Middle School "2008 Summary Information"

Vilonia Academy of Service Learning and Technology "2008 Summary Information"

What is AYP?

The No Child Left Behind (N546CLB) Act calls for all students to meet the proficient level of performance in literacy and mathematics by the end of the 2013-2014 school year. In the intervening years, schools must make adequate yearly progress (AYP) towards meeting that goal. In Arkansas, schools must make AYP on the state’s Benchmark and End-of-Course Exams each year. The Benchmark exams are administered to students in Grades 3-8, while the End-of-Course Exams are administered for Algebra I and geometry.

What is AIP?

AIP is an academic improvement plan that is developed to help students that do not score proficent or above on either the literacy or mathematics benchmark exam.