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District presents fall FastBridge screening results; family liaison highlights rising need for supports
Summary
District family liaison Allison Van Fleet reported rising family need indicators (free/reduced lunch up to 52.4%; homelessness 1.2%) and described partnerships and referrals; Director Lundgren presented fall FastBridge screening showing 62% proficiency in reading and math and 78% SABERS proficiency. Principals outlined site goals and structured‑literacy implementation.
District staff on Monday presented fall screening data and site continuous improvement goals while the family liaison outlined outreach and referral work to support rising need.
Allison Van Fleet, the district family liaison, told the board that the role has expanded beyond onboarding new families to broad K–12 family supports. "This is the data of our school as of last year and this year: we had 40.2% of our students qualifying as free or reduced, and 0.4% were identified as homeless. Currently, we have 52.4% of our students that are free or reduced, and 1.2% are…
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