School Accountability and Report Cards

Our Commitment to Excellence

Required by 20 U.S.C. § 6311(h)(2) (ESSA LEA Report Card) and La. R.S. 17:7.2 (Louisiana School Performance Scores).

Grant Parish Public Schools is committed to continuous improvement and transparency in education. We believe every family has the right to understand how their schools are performing and what we are doing to ensure every student receives a high-quality education. The Louisiana Department of Education publishes comprehensive school accountability data for our district and each of our seven schools annually. These report cards include student achievement results, academic growth measures, graduation rates, and other performance indicators that help us identify strengths and areas for growth across every campus in Grant Parish.

Grant Parish District Report Card

Required by 20 U.S.C. § 6311(h)(2). The district must make its annual ESSA report card publicly available, including graduation rates, per-pupil expenditures, and teacher qualification data.

Individual School Report Cards

Required by 20 U.S.C. § 6311(h)(2)(C) and La. R.S. 17:7.2. Individual school-level report cards must be publicly available and accessible to parents of students enrolled at each school.

Individual report cards for each of Grant Parish’s seven schools provide school-specific performance data including student achievement, academic growth, and accountability indicators. Select any school below to view its complete report card on the Louisiana Schools portal.

Understanding Louisiana’s Accountability System

Required by La. R.S. 17:7.2. The district must categorize school performance using the state-approved School Performance Score (SPS) and A–F letter grade scale.

Louisiana’s school accountability system assigns each school and district a School Performance Score (SPS) based on multiple indicators. Schools and districts then receive a letter grade from A to F based on their SPS. The following components make up a school’s score:

• Student Achievement — Performance on state assessments in English language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies across all tested grade levels.
• Academic Growth — Year-over-year student progress, measuring how much students learn relative to their peers starting from similar performance levels.
• Graduation Rate — Percentage of students who graduate on time with a regular diploma. Applies to high schools only.
• Progress Toward English Proficiency — Growth of English learner students toward full English language proficiency on state assessments. Related resources are available on our Federal Programs page.
• Strength of Diploma — Advanced coursework completion, industry-based credentials, and ACT performance. Applies to high schools only.

Schools and districts receive letter grades on an A–F scale based on their School Performance Score:

For detailed explanations of how scores are calculated and what each metric means, visit the Louisiana Department of Education’s accountability resources or the public Louisiana Schools portal.

Questions About Accountability Data

For questions about school accountability data, performance metrics, or ESSA reporting requirements, contact the Superintendent’s office during regular business hours.