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Stratham administrators outline new data, MTSS and special‑education plans after spring test results
Summary
After spring assessment results showed declines in some grade‑level proficiency measures, Stratham Memorial School administrators described expanded screening, revised pacing, a newly emphasized MTSS coordinator role and more frequent progress monitoring to identify and support students earlier.
School administrators presented a data‑driven response plan on Jan. 8 after results from spring assessments showed declines in some grade‑level proficiency measures. The presentation linked district screening work, new routines and staffing changes to a plan intended to identify students earlier and target instruction more precisely.
What administrators presented Principal/administrator Kate summarized district proficiency snapshots and emphasized that federal Every Student Succeeds Act accountability requirements remain met, but that the district must analyze trends and intervene to raise proficiency. The school reported that a substantial number of students were “partially proficient” on the New Hampshire assessment; teams calculated that moving students just on the cusp of proficiency would substantially increase overall proficiency percentages in several grades.
To tighten instructional alignment and monitoring, the school described four main…
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