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Superintendent Levin sets ambitious math and attendance targets, promises public dashboards
Summary
Superintendent Levin told the North Santiam SD 29J board the district will pursue a districtwide 60% math proficiency target, set reading-growth and attendance goals tied to the 2030 strategic plan, launch public and internal dashboards by June 2026 and warned that federal SNAP/Mediicaid changes could threaten meal funding.
At the Oct. 20 board meeting, Superintendent Levin laid out school- and district-level goals tied to the district's 2030 strategic plan and described new data tools to track progress.
"By June 2026, 60 percent of students at the school ... will meet or exceed grade-level standards in mathematics," Levin said, describing a districtwide achievement target that will be adjusted by grade level. He also said the district's reading-growth goal is that "100% of students ... will grow by 1 or more grade levels in reading as measured by the STAR assessment." Levin described those targets as ambitious and tied to a new process of short Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycles to test strategies…
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