School Intervention Programs Show Significant Improvement in Eighth and Ninth Graders

November 08, 2024 | HOUSTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Boards, Minnesota


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School Intervention Programs Show Significant Improvement in Eighth and Ninth Graders
The HPS 294 Regular Board Meeting held on November 7, 2024, focused on key updates regarding student performance and intervention programs. The meeting began with a review of the FastBridge screening results, which are used to identify students in need of additional support.

During the discussion, it was highlighted that current eighth graders showed a one percent increase in performance from fall to spring. However, the most significant improvement was noted among the current ninth graders, who experienced a remarkable jump in scores, rising from 59 to 71. This increase was described as the largest observed in recent years, indicating positive trends in student achievement.

The board emphasized the importance of these intervention programs, which are designed to assist students based on their screening results. The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue monitoring student progress and refining support strategies to enhance educational outcomes.

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