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OVHS leaders outline goals to boost belonging, attendance and SAT scores

Orchard View Schools Board of Education · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Orchard View High School Principal Samantha Wilson and Assistant Principal Phillip Wilkerson presented three goals focused on school climate, adopting AVID schoolwide and improving attendance and SAT performance, and described preparations for the coming year.

Orchard View High School administrators presented a progress report to the board on March 9, 2026, emphasizing student belonging, college-readiness strategy and measures to increase attendance and SAT performance.

Principal Samantha Wilson and Assistant Principal Phillip Wilkerson described three main goals: a district climate objective that all students and staff report a sense of belonging on climate surveys for the 2025–26 school year; a Michigan Integrated Continuous Improvement Process (MICIP) objective to move from offering AVID to becoming an AVID school; and building-level goals to increase attendance and raise the average SAT score for OVHS. They reviewed recent celebrations and reflections and outlined preparations for the upcoming school year.

Board members received the update; no formal action was taken during the work session. Administrators said they will continue school-based initiatives and report progress at future meetings.