In reports released last week by the Georgia Department of Education, Dawson County Schools had a slight dip on the College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI). The index is a state-wide accountability system for Georgia schools that replaced No Child Left Behind in 2012. "It measures school districts and its schools using a 100 point scale in the areas of achievement, progress, achievement gap and challenge points for subgroup performance," said Nicole LeCave, director of teaching and learning for Dawson County Schools.
CCRPI scores dip slightly in Dawson County