Why No Public Reporting of the Most Recent QSAC Failing Score in INSTRUCTION AND PROGRAM in Hoboken?
Hoboken Board of Education Meeting Summary: It has been approximately 15 months since the superintendent received a letter from the NJDOE informing the Hoboken Board of Education of the most recent QSAC results . The letter indicates that t he district has once again failed the QSAC DPR in Instruction and Program (score below 80). It is now more than 7 years since the district last passed the QSAC DPR in Instruction and Program. The June 2017 NJDOE letter states explicitly that that Board is required to present the QSAC results to the public. District Improvement Plan: As part of the process of failing QSAC, a district must submit a District Improvement Plan (DIP) to show how they are going to effectively address their failing QSAC scores, which the district has done. Regardless of what has been submitted by the Hoboken School District, it is clear that the Board and numerous superintendents have not been able to come up with a plan to lift the district out of QSAC failure in Instru
