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Seven students earn perfect iLearn checkpoint scores as district outperforms state averages

Smith‑Green Community Schools Board · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Administrators recognized seven students who scored perfectly on checkpoint assessments and presented district checkpoint data showing Smith‑Green performing above Indiana averages across several grades; the district highlighted remediation opportunities and retest procedures.

Smith‑Green Community Schools recognized seven students on Feb. 16 who received perfect scores on recent iLearn checkpoint assessments, and administrators presented checkpoint data showing the district well above state averages in multiple grades.

During the student spotlight a staff member said, "So out of the 3 great girls that took it, we had 7 that had perfect scores, and we're extremely proud of them." Administrators then reviewed checkpoint 1→2 performance and noted that the district exceeded state averages in both reading and math; for example, one presenter reported district math percentages of 79% (3rd grade), 67% (4th) and 71% (5th) compared with state averages in the 30s and 40s.

Presenters clarified checkpoint remediation rules: students can retest during a remediation period, and district staff use checkpoint and other screening data to select retest candidates. Board members and administrators discussed how checkpoint trends inform curriculum and the proposed grade‑6 transition supports.