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Adelaide Elementary highlights literacy gains, family engagement in Learning First presentation to school board
Summary
Principal Patty Arben and Adelaide Elementary staff told the Davis County School Board about student-growth strategies — including High Reliability Schools practices, CKLA literacy adoption, PBIS supports and new family outreach — and shared demographics and student counts for the campus.
Principal Patty Arben and staff from Adelaide Elementary presented the school’s Learning First update to the Davis County School District Board during a board workshop, detailing literacy strategies, family engagement efforts and schoolwide recognition programs.
The presentation noted Adelaide is a Title I school identified by the state as a CSI (Comprehensive Support and Improvement) school. Arben said Adelaide serves 365 students in K–6 and about 420 when preschool enrollment is included, and described the student population as roughly 48% Hispanic, 50% Caucasian and 2% mixed.
The presentation focused on High Reliability Schools (HRS) work and literacy. Sixth-grade teacher Randy Wood described Adelaide’s process to become a certified HRS site and…
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