Performance Frameworks - Official Performance Ratings
Mesa County Valley 51 (2000)
2115 GRAND AVENUE
GRAND JUNCTION, CO 81501
County: MESA
Number of Schools: 44
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Selected Report Year: 2022
Rating: Accredited with Improvement Plan: Low Participation
Performance Watch Status: Not on Performance Watch
Rating Source: Rating based on 1-Year Performance Report
Selected Report Year: 2019
Rating: Accredited with Improvement Plan: Low Participation
Performance Watch Status: Not on Performance Watch
Rating Source: Rating based on 1-Year Performance Report
Selected Report Year: 2018
Rating: Accredited with Improvement Plan: Low Participation
Performance Watch Status: Not on Performance Watch
Rating Source: Rating based on 1-Year Performance Report
Selected Report Year: 2017
Rating: Accredited with Improvement Plan: Low Participation
Performance Watch Status: Not on Performance Watch
Rating Source: Rating based on 1-Year Performance Report
Selected Report Year: 2016
Rating: Accredited: Low Participation
Performance Watch Status: Not on Performance Watch
Rating Source: Revised 1-Year Report Rating: Not based on Framework Points Earned
Accessing Performance Framework Data
The Colorado Department of Education publishes annual School and District Performance Frameworks (SPFs and DPFs) that provide school plan type and district accreditation ratings under the state accountability system. Official ratings are based on student outcomes on key performance indicators: Academic Achievement, Academic Growth, and Postsecondary & Workforce Readiness. Districts and schools earn points for each key indicator, and then points are combined to determine the overall percentage of points earned. The State Board of Education defines cut-points for accreditation ratings based on the overall percentage of points earned on the performance framework.
Districts and Schools are assigned plan types as displayed by the triangles in the graphics below. The colored lines beneath the respective triangles indicate the possible ratings with score ranges.
Accessing Improvement Plans
Unified Improvement Planning was developed to streamline state and federal improvement requirements, as well as create a single plan that meaningfully engages stakeholders. Colorado schools and districts can improve student learning and system effectiveness by engaging in a cycle of continuous improvement to manage their performance. To support this purpose, each Colorado district and school creates improvement plan.
The most recent published version of school and district improvement plans are available in the gray box above, titled "Unified Improvement Plan (UIP)".
View Official Performance Ratings Data Table
| NAME | REPORT YEAR | RATING | POINTS EARNED | PARTICIPATING RATING | PERFORMANCE WATCH | NOTES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mesa County Valley 51 (2000) | 2016 | Accredited: Low Participation | 54.3% | Meets 95% Participation | Not on Performance Watch | Revised 1-Year Report Rating: Not based on Framework Points Earned |
| Mesa County Valley 51 (2000) | 2017 | Accredited with Improvement Plan: Low Participation | 51.5% | Meets 95% Participation | Not on Performance Watch | Rating based on 1-Year Performance Report |
| Mesa County Valley 51 (2000) | 2018 | Accredited with Improvement Plan: Low Participation | 53.4% | Meets 95% Participation | Not on Performance Watch | Rating based on 1-Year Performance Report |
| Mesa County Valley 51 (2000) | 2019 | Accredited with Improvement Plan: Low Participation | 52.7% | Meets 95% Participation | Not on Performance Watch | Rating based on 1-Year Performance Report |
| Mesa County Valley 51 (2000) | 2022 | Accredited with Improvement Plan: Low Participation | 54% | Meets 95% Participation | Not on Performance Watch | Rating based on 1-Year Performance Report |
Find out how performance ratings are measured and calculated, what the ratings mean and how many schools and districts earn each of the ratings.