; or (dd) eligible to receive medical assistance under the Medicaid program; (II) information about the student academic achievement of students at such school; and (III) for a secondary school, the graduation rate for such school. (16) Induction program The term induction program means a formalized program for new educators during not less than the educators’ first 2 years in the profession that is designed to provide support for, and improve the professional performance and advance the retention in the field of, beginning educators. Such program shall promote effective teaching skills, instructional leadership skills, and profession-readiness for educators and shall include the following components: (A) High-quality mentoring. (B) Periodic, structured time for collaboration with educators in the same department or field, including mentor teachers, as well as time for information-sharing among teachers, principals, administrators, other appropriate instructional staff, and participating faculty in the partner institution. (C) The application of evidence-based practice on instructional practices. (D) Opportunities for new educators to draw directly on the expertise of mentors, faculty, and researchers to support the integration of evidence-based practice and research with practice. (E) The development of skills in instructional and behavioral interventions derived from evidence-based practice and, where applicable, research. (F) Faculty who— (i) model the integration of research and practice in instruction; (ii) model personalized instruction