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instructional research & accountability

About Us | Accreditation | School Advisory Councils | Reports and Surveys | Staff | Request to Conduct Research | Other Resources | Testing Schedule 2006-2007

The Instructional Research and Accountability (IRA) unit is the statistical hub of the Duval County Public Schools. Under the direction of the Chief Academic Officer, IRA supports the data needs of the Superintendent, the Duval County School Board, the Chief Officer of Curriculum and Instructional Services, the schools, and outside agencies.

IRA administers all state and district-mandated tests, monitors scholastic performance and trends that chart the academic progress of Duval County students. IRA disseminates the results of surveys conducted within the district and administers the provisions of the Florida School Accountability Program. IRA is responsible for school and district accreditation. All of this is done in support of the Core Beliefs and Commitments of the Duval County School Board.

We welcome comments and suggestions. Send e-mail to Instructional Research and Accountability

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