Three Rivers Local posts record 91.7 report-card score; board flags early-literacy and preschool gaps
At its Oct. 14 meeting, the Three Rivers Local School District reported a record 91.7 district score (4.5 stars) while trustees and staff flagged weak early-literacy performance, low preschool participation and uneven enrollment trends as priorities for next year.
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Three Rivers Local School District officials told the board on Oct. 14 that the district’s state report-card score rose to 91.7 — the highest in the modern era under the current system — and the district retained a 4½-star rating.
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