school deficiencies in math and reading." West Rocks Middle School — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "subgroup deficiencies in math and reading." Roton Middle School — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "whole school deficiencies in math." Ponus Ridge Middle School — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "whole school deficiencies in math." Brookside — For 2006, the school did not meet NCLB criteria two years in a row, so students (within certain parameters) will be offered the choice of going to another school. In the report the school was cited as having "subgroup deficiencies in math and reading." Columbus — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "subgroup deficiencies in math and reading." Cranbury — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "subgroup deficiencies in math and reading." Fox Run — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "subgroup deficiencies in math and reading." Jefferson — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "whole school deficiencies in reading." Kendall — For 2006, the school did not meet NCLB criteria two years in a row, so students (within certain parameters) will be offered the choice of going to another school. In the report the school was cited as having "subgroup deficiencies in math and reading." Marvin — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "whole school deficiencies in math and reading." Naramake — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "subgroup deficiencies in reading." Silvermine — For 2006, the school did not meet NCLB criteria two years in a row, so students (within certain parameters) will be offered the choice of going to another school. In the report the school was cited as having "whole school deficiencies in math and reading." Side by Side Community charter school (not Norwalk public) — In the 2006 NCLB report, the school was cited as having "subgroup deficiencies in math." District Reference Group H Norwalk is one of eight public school systems in District Reference Group H, a classification made by the state Department of Education for the purpose of comparison with the achievement levels of similar schools and districts. District reference groups are defined as "districts whose students' families are similar in education,