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In Nevada, we use the Nevada School Performance Framework (NSPF), a state-designed accountability system encouraging continuous improvement and support for low-performing schools. It serves as a type of report card for public schools in Nevada. You can explore more information here. Generally, a framework like NSPF serves to:

• Highlight schools that are educating students at grade level and closing gaps between groups of students.
• Demonstrate clarity around areas of growth for schools that aren’t effectively educating all students.
• Empower families to make data-informed decisions about their child’s education.
• Set a high bar for student achievement aligned to national standards.