Is there someone in your life.a son, a daughter, grandchild, niece or nephew, friend or foster child - who is developing differently or is having problems learning? If so, help is available for eligible children in Hamilton Township, Mercer County, New Jersey.įor Infants and Toddlers (Birth to Three) without making any alterations to the PDF document to fulfill its responsibilities for posting the grades to the school district and school’s websites.Is A Child In Your Life Developing Differently Or Having Problems Learning? School districts and schools must post the exact grade reports issued by the N.J.D.O.E. The Department is not issuing any associated value or ranking for the raw and average scores. The raw and average scores reflect the school and school district’s degree of compliance with the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act (ABR), as determined primarily through each school’s self-assessment of its implementation of the ABR. The department-issued grade is not represented as a letter grade and is posted on the individual school's websites. The school district’s grade is an average of the total scores of all schools in the school district. The maximum total score for a school is 78 points. Under the Commissioner’s Program, the school grade is a raw score of data and the sum of the ratings for all indicators within each core element on the School Self-Assessment (e.g., 65 of 78 points). District and school staff are encouraged to use the data to educate staff and the community about current school practices and engage them in identifying and addressing areas for improvement. In order to foster safe and positive learning conditions for students, the school and district grades are part of an integrated process for reinforcing and strengthening a school’s climate and culture through prevention and intervention efforts targeted toward harassment, intimidation and bullying (HIB). Beginning with the 2011-2012 school year, the Hamilton Township School District has conscientiously implemented the requirements found in the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act. During the first few years of implementation, the district has made progress in addressing and improving harassment, intimidation and bullying and the school climate and culture.
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