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Pilot Rock board approves Integrated Programs plan after report of improved outcomes
Summary
The Pilot Rock School Board approved an Integrated Programs report Nov. 20 that frames five district goals and credits recent investments with students earning 313 college credits and a reported 100% graduation rate; the motion passed unanimously.
The Pilot Rock School Board unanimously approved the district's Integrated Programs report during its Nov. 20 meeting. Superintendent Troy Jerome presented a plan tied to five goals: 4-year graduation rate, 5-year completion, ninth-grade on-track, third-grade reading, and regular attendance.
Jerome said the district has invested in staffing and professional development and implemented AVID, Gear-Up and ASPIRE at the high school level; he reported students have earned 313 college credits and cited a 100% graduation rate. Tim Weinke moved to approve the Integrated Programs report; Stacy Hansen seconded and all board members present voted in favor. The board took no further formal action beyond approval at the meeting.
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