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Lemon Grove board reviews 2021-22 CAASPP results; principals present school-level data

Lemon Grove School District Governing Board · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Educational Services Executive Director Marianna Vinson presented the district's 2021-22 CAASPP student achievement results and each Lemon Grove school principal presented school-level CAASPP data to the board; the transcript does not include detailed scores or comparative analysis.

Educational Services Executive Director Marianna Vinson presented the Lemon Grove School District's 2021-22 California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) results at the Oct. 25 regular meeting, and each school principal followed with school-level data for the board, cabinet and visitors.

Vinson led a districtwide overview of student academic achievement on state assessments, after which principals from Lemon Grove schools presented their respective CAASPP results and school-level interpretation to the governing board. The publicly available transcript records that school principals presented data but does not include the numeric scores, proficiency rates or subgroup breakdowns in the text provided.

Board members present—Dr. Javier Ayala, Yajaira Preciado, Cheryl Robertson, Timothy Shaw and Greg Shibley—listened to the presentations; no members of the public addressed the board during the meeting. After the presentations, the board recessed to closed session at 7:11 p.m.

The transcript does not record requests for specific follow-up or motions tied directly to the CAASPP presentation; no specific changes to district academic policy or interventions are recorded in the public record of this meeting. For a fuller account of scores, subgroup performance, and recommended interventions, readers should consult the district's posted CAASPP reports or future board materials where presentation slides and data tables may be published.