New State Report Card more user friendly
Executive Director of Teaching and Learning Christy Krutulis and Superintendent Wade Smith provided an overview of the state’s new Report Card to school board members. They noted Report Card changes include more information about students, educators and finances. The redesign is mobile device friendly, translated in other languages and easier for parents and community members to access information. The new Report Card also meets requirements under Every Student Succeeds Act by presenting information in an understandable and uniform format.
“Parents and the community will be able to easily access information on district academic growth and progress towards meeting our Success Indicator targets identified in the Strategic Plan,” said Krutulis.
Recently updated district information on the new Report Card from the 2017-2018 school year indicates improvement in graduation rates, dual credit attainment is up, English Lang. Learning exit status is rising and student growth in math and English Language Arts is trending. The new OSPI Report Card is linked on the district’s website under the ‘Schools’ tab.
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