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Sto‑Rox primary center cites K–3 gains and plans maker space opening in August 2026
Summary
Dr. Lisa presented the Primary Center’s year‑in‑review, reporting K–3 benchmark growth and new special‑education classrooms, and said a Sto‑Rox primary maker space with 3D printers and project‑based materials is scheduled to open in August 2026.
Dr. Lisa, presenting on behalf of the Primary Center, told the Sto‑Rox board her building’s year‑in‑review centers on four pillars: culture and climate, student achievement and growth, PBIS/SEAL, and professional growth.
She said K–3 MAP and benchmark comparisons showed measurable growth from fall to winter, with the presentation characterizing approximately 64% of K–3 students as showing math growth and 60% showing reading growth in the fall‑to‑winter comparison. The Primary Center has added special‑education classrooms and is implementing a K–3 MTSS framework and targeted interventions supported by reading specialists and data‑team meetings.
Dr. Lisa described PBIS and SEAL work, including restorative practices training completed by the school counselor and administration, and said the building will expand counseling curricula and staff supports. She noted ongoing professional development, teacher coaching and plans for curriculum audit work in math and science. Dr. Lisa said the Sto‑Rox primary maker space—equipped with colorful furniture, bins, 3D printers, graphic design tools and Lego materials—will open in August 2026 to support project‑based STEAM learning.
What happens next: The Primary Center will continue MTSS implementation, complete curriculum pilots and prepare the maker space for an August opening tied to the 2026–27 school year.
