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Hillsborough officials say district near ‘A’ rating, highlight gains in literacy and attendance efforts
Summary
Hillsborough County Public Schools officials reported improvements in school grades and literacy, previewed the district’s highest-ever graduation rate to be released in December, and described attendance initiatives raising daily attendance.
Hillsborough County Public Schools leaders said the district is on the cusp of an A rating and described measurable gains in student proficiency and attendance at a public briefing ahead of the school year.
Superintendent Van Ayers said the district was “one point away from an A-rated school district,” noting 98% of schools received an A, B or C this year, up from 84% two years ago. He said results will include a graduation-rate figure to be released in December that the district expects will be the highest in its history.
Why it matters: School grades, graduation rates and…
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