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Amador County Unified highlights dashboard results, adopts graduation-requirement recommendations
Summary
After a detailed presentation of the California School Dashboard, the district approved a package of graduation-requirement recommendations for the class of 2030 and outlined four initiatives (instruction, common assessments, teacher learning and targeted supports) to address low academic indicators.
The Amador County Unified School District on Thursday reviewed its 2025 California School Dashboard results and approved a set of graduation-requirement recommendations meant to keep district standards above the state baseline.
Director Patty Horn presented the dashboard data, noting district performance by indicator: English language arts and math placed in the orange band; science was in yellow; graduation rate improved to blue status. Horn emphasized that small numeric changes can shift dashboard color bands and that the dashboard represents one point of data among many. "We increased by 1.9 points," Horn said, describing recent movement in English language arts, and added that staff would provide…
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