Board approves five‑year Renaissance contract to unify screening and intervention tools
Trustees approved a five‑year partnership with Renaissance to consolidate the district’s multiple assessment and intervention platforms into a single ecosystem, funded in part by MSCS and educator effectiveness grants. District staff said the move will streamline data, support tiered interventions and provide ongoing professional learning.
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The Amador County Unified School District Board approved a five‑year contract with Renaissance on July 9 to create a districtwide assessment and intervention ecosystem covering early literacy through high school, district staff said. The board heard a presentation from Director of Student Success Scott Worthing and Assistant Superintendent Patty Horn who described the change as a switch from several fragmented tools to a unified platform intended to improve data‑driven instruction and intervention.
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