NYSED has identified four ICSD schools as in need of support and improvement: Enfield (CSI), Beverly J. Martin (TSI), Boynton (TSI), and DeWitt (TSI). Furthermore, the ICSD has been identified as a Target District (TD) because we have one or more schools identified as CSI and/or TSI. The eight other schools in the district have been designated as Local Support and Improvement (LSI) schools (formerly the "In Good Standing" designation).

Enfield Elementary has been identified as a Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) school based on the performance of the school’s All Students subgroup. Enfield’s designation is based on 69 students and 123 test results.
Beverly J. Martin Elementary has been identified as a Targeted Support and Improvement (TSI) school based on the performance of the school’s Black Students subgroup and the school’s Economically Disadvantaged Students subgroup. Beverly J. Martin’s designation is based on 92 students and 121 test results.
Boynton Middle School has been identified as a Targeted Support and Improvement (TSI) school based on the performance of the school’s Black Students subgroup. Boynton’s designation is based on 32 students and 39 test results.
DeWitt Middle School has been identified as a Targeted Support and Improvement (TSI) school based on the performance of the school’s Black Students subgroup. DeWitt’s designation is based on 32 students and 41 test results.

ICSD Accountability Status

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NYSED accountability system?

How are schools and districts scored?

What do the scores mean?

How did ICSD schools score this year?

What are the ICSD’s accountability scores based on?

Are our schools failing?

Why now? Are the scores very different from previous years?

How does the ICSD compare to other targeted districts in terms of size and diversity?

How do Beverly J. Martin, Enfield, Boynton, and DeWitt compare to other targeted schools in terms of size and diversity?

What steps have Beverly J. Martin and Enfield taken to improve since being identified last year?

What are the next steps for Beverly J. Martin, Enfield, Boynton, and DeWitt?

How will this work be funded?