Wilson County credits summer programs with test gains, warns cuts could end services
Wilson County Schools officials told the school board that summer classes and retesting produced measurable academic gains for hundreds of students but said federal funding cuts could force the district to reduce or end many summer offerings.
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At its Aug. 18 meeting, the Wilson County Board of Education heard results showing that this year’s summer programs produced measurable test-score gains and helped hundreds of students recover credits — and district leaders warned cuts to federal funds could threaten those programs.
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