EPIC highlights student growth, largest graduating class and RISE and Special Olympics programs; board notes Pathways law change
Interim superintendent Justin Hunt presented student achievement data showing year-over-year growth, described a record graduating class of over 4,000 seniors, reported 180 RISE program graduates and highlighted the Special Olympics program; board discussed a state law extending Pathways eligibility to age 30.
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Justin Hunt, introduced as interim superintendent during the meeting, presented an instructional update that emphasized student growth on state assessments, high student engagement, expanded graduation totals and several student programs.
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