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The Marshalltown Community School District (CSD) celebrated significant achievements during its recent meeting, highlighting the recognition of several elementary schools by US News and World Report. Fisher, Franklin Hoagland, and Woodbury Elementary Schools have been ranked in the top 40% of elementary schools in Iowa, a commendable feat among over 79,000 public schools nationwide. This recognition reflects the district's commitment to high-quality education, driven by a strong curriculum and dedicated teachers.

Superintendent Shawna D. expressed pride in the progress made, noting that last year, only one school received this honor, and now four schools have achieved this ranking. The district aims to have all six elementary schools in the top 40% within the next couple of years, showcasing a unified effort to enhance educational standards across the board.
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In addition to the accolades, the meeting addressed personnel changes, including the early retirement of Chris, a valued member of the food service department with 30 years of service. Her positive attitude and humor will be missed by her colleagues.

As the district continues to strive for excellence in education, these developments not only celebrate past successes but also set ambitious goals for the future, ensuring that all students are positioned for success in their academic journeys.

Converted from Marshalltown CSD Presentation Live Stream December 2, 2024 meeting on December 02, 2024
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