The phrase "accountability rating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are assessing or evaluating the level of responsibility or transparency of an individual, organization, or system.
Example: "The new policy will include an accountability rating to ensure that all departments are held responsible for their actions."
Alternatives: "responsibility score" or "transparency rating."
Pinsky offered an amendment, which was approved, to increase the rate of academic indicators (standardized testing, student achievement, student growth and graduation) to 65percentt of the school's accountability rating.
In 2012, 566 of the state's roughly 8,500 campuses had either an accountability rating of "unacceptable" or fewer than half their students passed state standardized tests in language arts and science — the two measures the state uses to determine whether students there can qualify for the grants.
After a nearly 90-minute debate, the Senate gave preliminary approval to a controversial bill that would limit the power of the State Board of Education in how to turn around low-performing neighborhood schools and would set up an accountability system for rating schools.
The performance and accountability of credit rating agencies is a recurring issue.
The bill, introduced May 19, is called the Rating Accountability and Transparency Enhancement Act of 2009, which forms the nifty acronym RATE.
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It began its effort in the 1980's with the Perot Commission, whose work culminated a decade later in a novel accountability system that rates the public schools by how well their minority students perform.
In a statement verging on tirade, the Greek finance ministry hit back, saying the move "reveals more about the misaligned incentives and the lack of accountability of credit-rating agencies than the genuine state or prospects of the Greek economy".
So when you make accountability "count," the rates of diagnoses of the poorest kids go up shockingly.
Deborah Sigman, California's deputy superintendent for curriculum, learning, and accountability, said that the rating was actually an improvement over past years, but added that "the bottom line is they didn't make the amount of growth that is required" to stay off the list.
