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Welcome to Montana's "No Child Left Behind Report Card". The "Report Card" is required by the No Child Left Behind Act. The information is helpful in determining how Montana schools and districts are meeting the requirements of this 2002 federal legislation. It should not be considered a comprehensive report on the quality of education provided by any Montana school or district.

The Montana Office of Public Instruction strongly recommends interested parents or citizens take the time to visit with their local trustees and educators to gain a more complete understanding of the schools within their community.

The Report Card webpage provides you with information on different education indicators required by the new federal education law. Its simple format allows you to generate custom reports for specific schools and districts as well as on a statewide basis.

Information is provided on student academic performance for math and reading tests, the "adequate yearly progress" status, and highly qualified teachers for all of Montana's schools and districts.

OPI Contact:
Linda Kaiser
Communications Director
406 444-3160

Please select a report from any of the pop-up menus below:

Report Type:

Report Level:

District:
School:

Year:

Grade:

(Only applies to the "Academic Indicator by Grade & Subject" report)

(Report will open in a new window)

The Montana Office of Public Instruction, Denise Juneau, Superintendent • P.O. Box 202501 Helena, Montana 59620-2501
In-State Toll-Free 1-888-231-9393, Local (406) 444-3095

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Montana's No Child Left Behind Report Card