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Roosevelt, McKinley and Hoover present progress; board approves each school's SIPSA plans
Summary
Principals from Roosevelt, McKinley and Hoover presented LCAP‑aligned progress and interventions; trustees approved the three schools’ SIPSA plans by voice vote. Roosevelt highlighted gains in ELPAC reclassification and attendance; McKinley focused on chronic absenteeism and safety; Hoover reported sustained growth and expanded restorative practices.
The Redwood City School Board heard school‑by‑school updates on March 11 and unanimously approved the site improvement plans for student achievement (SIPSA) presented by each school.
Roosevelt Elementary principal Tina Mercer described multi‑tiered interventions that helped Roosevelt exit CSI and showed progress across ELA and math, attendance and English learner outcomes. “I’m Tina Mercer. I’m the principal of Roosevelt Elementary School, and I’m excited to share Roosevelt’s progress with you this evening,” Mercer told the board, then cited a 10 percent…
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