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Sun Prairie leaders say district made 'reasonable progress' overall on Student Results Policy 2; attendance and high-school proficiency lag
Summary
District leaders presented the Student Results Policy 2 monitoring report for 2024–25, reporting reasonable progress on 10 of 12 board expectations, attendance at 79% (just below the 80% target), and a failure to make reasonable progress on high-school grade proficiency; officials outlined curriculum and attendance actions for 2025–26.
Sun Prairie Area School District Superintendent Brad Saron and district administrators presented the Student Results Policy 2 monitoring report for the 2024–25 school year, reporting that the district met or exceeded the board’s progress thresholds on 10 of 12 board expectations while noting concerns about attendance and high-school grade proficiency.
"These came from, expectations from the community," Superintendent Brad Saron said, explaining the origins of the board’s student results policies and the subsequent monitoring reports. Dr. Stephanie Leonard, Assistant Superintendent for Teaching, Learning and Equity, summarized the district's overall judgment: "Considering the preponderance of the evidence, the superintendent judges that the school district is making reasonable progress with exceptions noted."
The monitoring framework breaks SR2 into 12 board expectations and uses a…
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