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Mark Hook students demonstrate new daily math 'target time' as foundation-funded toolkits arrive
Summary
At a Goshen Local Schools board meeting, Mark Hook Elementary staff and students showcased a new math 'target time' intervention and demonstrated hands-on kits funded by the Goshen Education Foundation. Administrators highlighted early results and asked the district to consider expanding math intervention time.
Mark Hook Elementary teachers and students demonstrated a new daily math "target time" and the hands-on kits that the Goshen Education Foundation purchased during the Goshen Local Board of Education meeting.
The school's building principal, Miss Lawrence, told the board the target-time model provides small-group math intervention and enrichment. "We are very excited to be here...to showcase the wonderful math instruction that's taking place every day at Mark Hook Elementary," she said, and described kindergarten through second-grade scheduling that gives kindergarten and first-grade students math-focused intervention two days a week and other grades a mix of intervention and enrichment.
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