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District posts highest DPI report-card score; three schools rated 'Significantly Exceeds'
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Leslie Bergstrom told the board the Oregon School District's DPI report-card score is the highest since the Department of Public Instruction began issuing report cards, and for the first time three district schools are in the 'Significantly Exceeds' category; board members were given an opportunity to ask questions.
Superintendent Dr. Leslie Bergstrom reported to the School Board on Dec. 8 that the Oregon School District’s score on the recently released Department of Public Instruction (DPI) School Report Cards is the highest the district has received since DPI began publishing the reports. Dr. Bergstrom said the district also has three schools rated in the 'Significantly Exceeds' category for the first time.
Board members had the opportunity to ask questions during the presentation. The minutes do not provide the individual school names, score numbers, or metric breakdowns; they record the superintendent’s summary and note that board members asked questions.
In the same section of the meeting, Dr. Bergstrom provided a federal and state legislative update noting that the Department of Public Instruction announced a reimbursement percentage of 35% for the year, which is lower than the amount pledged in the district's budget. The minutes do not specify which budget items are affected by the lower reimbursement rate.
The minutes direct readers to the district’s Superintendent’s Report for additional materials and photos from district events.
