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Germantown schools rank near 90th percentile as district outlines three‑year strategic plan
Summary
District administrators told the school board Nov. 18 that Germantown School District scored at about the 89.7th percentile on the latest DPI state report card, highlighted gains in growth and target‑group outcomes, and presented a three‑year strategic plan focused on achievement, growth, workforce engagement and community relationships.
Germantown School District leaders told the Board of Education on Nov. 18 that the district’s overall performance on the DPI state report card places it near the 90th percentile statewide and emphasized plans to build on that momentum through a new three‑year strategic plan.
Mr. Jake Mysiak, who presented the state report card, said the district’s overall performance was not strictly comparable year to year because the Department of Public Instruction changed the weighting of priority areas, but added: "this district's score was the same or higher than 89.7% of the districts in the state of Wisconsin." He pointed to strength in cohort growth and in the district’s…
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