Focus schools are among the lowest 10 percent of Title I schools in the state. They have the consistently lowest performing subgroups on statewide assessments in Reading and Mathematics (combined) over three years. The list of Focus Schools also includes Title I high schools with subgroups that have consistent graduation rates of less than 60 percent over three years. The goal of identifying focus schools is to turn around performance, close persistent opportunity gaps, and substantially improve student learning and outcomes.

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6. Has the largest within-school gaps between the highest-achieving subgroup(s) and the lowest-achieving subgroup(s) or, at the high school level, has the largest within-school gaps in the graduation rate
7. Has a subgroup or subgroups with low achievement or, at the high school level, a low graduation rate
8. A Title I-participating high school with graduation rate less than 60% over a number of years that is not identified as a priority school