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District highlights assessment gains and expands gifted-education staffing after ELG grant results

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District leaders reported measurable gains in early literacy and other assessments tied to the Early Literacy Grant and detailed plans to make all gifted-education staff student-facing next year; the board heard questions about screeners and staff training.

District administrators presented a portfolio of end-of-year assessment results and updates on gifted education at the June 16 Steamboat Springs School Board meeting.

Kristen Atwood, director of exceptional student services, delivered the gifted-education summary. She reported approximately 264 students identified as gifted across the district (middle school ~78; Steamboat Springs High School ~160; Sleeping Giant Middle School ~23; Yampa Valley High School ~2) and said the district will move staffing so that all four gifted-education staff will be student-facing next year. She also named Maggie Bruske as the staff member taking over a recently retired position. Atwood…

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