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Kenston Local posts 4.5 district rating; college‑career readiness gets first graded score of 3 stars
Summary
At its Oct. 13 meeting, Kenston Local officials reviewed the state’s new district report card and outlined classroom and program changes aimed at improving student growth and the new college‑career‑workforce‑military readiness metric.
Kenston Local School District officials on Oct. 13 reviewed the state report card that gave the district an overall 4.5 rating and described school‑level priorities aimed at sustaining high achievement and improving student growth and readiness for life after high school.
District leaders said the state assigns stars across six components and that Kenston’s 2024 ratings were: five stars in achievement, four in progress, four in gap closing, five in graduation, four in K–3 literacy and three in the new college‑career‑workforce‑military readiness component. The district noted the new readiness score is based on the prior graduating class and thus reflects 2024 graduates rather than the current senior class.
Why it matters: the new readiness measure is now graded and weighs as much as other components in the report card. Kenston officials said the…
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