MO HB2710

State Board of Education must develop annual accountability report cards for all public school districts, public schools, and public charter schools, assigning letter grades (A-F) on a 0-100 scale based on student outcomes

Elementary and middle school ratings weighted as: 40% academic achievement, 30% value-added growth, and 30% growth relative to grade level; high school ratings include graduation rates (10%) and a "Success-Ready Graduate" measure (15%) covering AP exams, dual enrollment, and industry credentials

Creates the "Show Me Success Program" to provide performance-based funding (subject to appropriation) to schools demonstrating strong academic growth, sustained improvement, or success closing achievement gaps, with 100% of funds going to classroom incidental funds for teacher recruitment and retention

Schools must publish report cards on their websites by October 31st each year; schools testing below 95% of students must report participation rates separately but will not receive automatic rating reductions

Establishes a separate school climate rating based equally on suspension/restraint rates, and satisfaction surveys of parents, teachers, and students measuring perceptions of safety, engagement, and learning environment