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Cognia review: district self‑assessment shows strengths in supportive learning but flags staffing, transparency and proficiency gaps

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An external coach summarised the district’s Cognia accreditation self‑assessment, highlighted areas rated lower by school teams, and proposed improvement goals on transparency, staffing and student proficiency.

Mitch Strand, a coach with the Western Educational Regional Cooperative, and his colleague Ben Schafer presented results of a Cognia accreditation review at the Feb. 3 board meeting. Strand said the review process combined staff self‑assessments, three years of survey data and classroom observation (Elliott) information.

Strand told the board the district’s combined self‑assessment of Cognia’s 30 standards yielded mostly 3s (21 items), seven 2s, one 1…

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