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Administrators report STAR test growth, outline elementary strategic-plan supports
Summary
Administrators told the La Center School District board that STAR test scores show growth across most elementary grades and that teachers will share resources so parents can support students at home; the Elementary Strategic Improvement Plan (SIP) will guide curriculum adjustments during the year.
Administrators Steve Avery and Greg Hall told the board the Elementary Strategic Improvement Plan (SIP) responds to recent STAR assessments, which "show growth in nearly all grade levels for ELA and math," and that teachers review results to identify curriculum gaps. They said teachers will provide resources for parents who want to help students at home and that plans will be adjusted as teachers identify missing skills.
The administrators framed the SIP as a working document rather than a static plan: adjustments will be made during the school year as data and teacher feedback indicate. No formal board action was taken at the workshop; the SIPs will continue to be developed at the building level and monitored by district administrators.
