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Dayton board hears state testing start and preview of Oregon’s new accountability framework

Dayton School District No. 8 Board of Directors · April 14, 2026
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Summary

District staff said state testing will begin this month and briefed the board on Oregon’s new accountability framework emphasizing early literacy, middle school math, ninth-grade on-track rates, graduation and attendance to be implemented next year.

District staff informed the board on April 14 that state testing will begin this month and that staff will emphasize student attendance, engagement and effort during testing windows. The superintendent also summarized Oregon’s new accountability framework, which the state plans to implement next year and which will prioritize measures including early literacy, middle school math progress, ninth-grade on-track rates, graduation rates and attendance.

The board was told staff will share additional guidance and updates as the state releases implementation details. No specific testing schedules, contractor names, or testing vendors were named in the April 14 meeting record.