Fifty-eight Atlanta Public Schools were named 2009 Georgia Title I Distinguished Schools by Georgia State Superintendent Kathy Cox during the State Board of Education Meeting on Wednesday. Title I Distinguished Schools recognized for achieving adequate yearly progress (AYP) for three consecutive years are awarded a certificate, while those making AYP four or more years receive a monetary award, paid for out of federal funds. AYP is an academic achievement measure that includes all categories of students, including those with disabilities and those coming from low-income families. The APS Title I Distinguished Schools that received monetary awards for four or more consecutive years are: The APS Title I Distinguished Schools that received monetary awards for four or more consecutive years are: School Name Consecutive Years Making AYP Years Distinguished FY10 Monetary Award Adamsville Elementary School 8 6 $9,810 Atlanta Charter Middle School 4 2 $712 Beecher Hills Elementary School 9 7 $1,068 Benteen Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Bethune Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Bolton Academy 6 4 $7,848 Boyd Elementary School 9 7 $9,810 Bunche Middle School 5 3 $712 Burgess-Peterson Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Capitol View Elementary School 9 7 $9,810 Cascade Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Centennial Place Elementary School 9 7 $1,068 Charles R. Drew Charter School 5 3 $712 Cleveland Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Coan Middle School 4 2 $7,848 Connally Elementary School 8 6 $9,810 Continental Colony Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Cook Elementary School 9 7 $9,810 D. H. Stanton Elementary School 11 9 $11,772 Dunbar Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 East Lake Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 F. L. Stanton Elementary School 9 7 $9,810 Fain Elementary School 11 9 $11,772 Fickett Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Finch Elementary 5 3 $7,848 Gideons Elementary School 8 6 $9,810 Heritage Academy Elementary 5 3 $7,848 Herndon Elementary 7 5 $7,848 Hope Elementary School 5 3 $7,848 Humphries Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Inman Middle School 7 5 $712 Kimberly Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 King Middle School 4 2 $7,848 KIPP West Academy 6 4 $712 M. A. Jones Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Miles Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Parks Middle School 4 2 $7,848 Peyton Forest Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Rivers Elementary School 9 7 $1,068 Scott Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Slater Elementary School 5 3 $7,848 Sylvan Hills Middle School 5 3 $7,848 Toomer Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Towns Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 University Community Academy 6 4 $712 Usher Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Venetian Hills Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 West Manor Elementary School 7 5 $712 White Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Whitefoord Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Woodson Elementary School 7 5 $7,848 Young Middle School 5 3 $7,848 The APS schools that received certificates for three or more years are: School Name Consecutive Years Making AYP Years Distinguished FY10 Monetary Award Carver Early College High School 3 1 Certificate Dobbs Elementary School 3 1 Certificate Garden Hills Elementary School 3 1 Certificate Perkerson Elementary School 3 1 Certificate Price Middle School 3 1 Certificate Sutton Middle School 3 1 Certificate ### Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Print (Opens in new window) Print More Share on X (Opens in new window) X Like this:Like Loading… Discover more from APS Today Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe Post navigation Middle school football championship game: Parks Eighth-graders get their first taste of high school at APS showcase