Superintendent: report-card changes raise comparability issues; district posts gains, virtual academy meets expectations
Superintendent presented state accountability report cards, explained cut-score changes that limit year‑to‑year comparisons, highlighted strong elementary growth and the virtual academy meeting expectations for the first time, and flagged high-school growth as an area for targeted intervention.
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The district superintendent presented the state accountability report cards at the Nov. 20 board meeting, walking board members through how changes in state cut scores affect year-to-year comparisons and reporting.
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