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Superintendent: district posts state assessment results; curriculum committee to review

Board of Education at Clark Public Schools · November 12, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent reported that NJSLA and DLM state assessment results have been posted to the district website, the curriculum committee will review them, and staff highlighted arts integration, summer training, an eighth-grade open house, and an upcoming SAT-prep class registration due Dec. 6.

During the meeting, Superintendent (addressed in the minutes as "mister Grande") told the board that the district’s state assessment results have been updated on the district website to include both NJSLA (the standard assessment) and DLM (for students with significant disabilities). He said the curriculum committee has already met once to review the results and will meet again to plan next steps before presenting more detailed recommendations to the full board.

Grande also highlighted recent and upcoming district programs and events: an Arts Integration Day held at Carl H. (staffed events at district schools), ongoing summer training at Princeton University (acknowledged as a staff development initiative), an eighth-grade open house preceded by an Honors Academy information session, and a Princeton Review SAT-prep class the district is sponsoring with registration responses due Dec. 6. He thanked staff members (specifically naming Mister Delmonico and Missus Olivera in praise of program support) and recognized Veterans Day and the Thanksgiving holiday.

No policy votes or changes tied directly to the assessment posting were recorded in the segments provided; the superintendent framed the assessment update as an informational item and described curriculum-committee follow-up.