Value-Added Achievement Awards

The Education Consumers Foundation launched the Value-Added Achievement Awards in Tennessee in 2006. This annual awards initiative was created to recognize the most effective principals and schools in the state, while at the same time building awareness and understanding of the state's value-added data system (the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System, or TVAAS)

To learn more about the Value-Added Achievement Awards, follow the links below:

• To access background information on the Value-Added Achievement Awards initiative, including information on TVAAS, a glossary of terms, and an FAQ, click here.
• To learn about the winners of the 2008 Value-Added Achievement Awards program, including recipes for success from winning principals, click here.
• To learn about the winners of the 2007 Value-Added Achievement Awards program, including photos from the awards event and recipes for success from winning principals, click here.
• To learn about the winners of the 2006 program, click here.