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District says I-Ready and IXL midyear diagnostics show solid growth; intervention targets set

Board of Education, Toms River Regional Schools · February 11, 2026
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Summary

District presenters reported I-Ready projections roughly match state NJSLA outcomes and midyear benchmarks (math goal 52%, reading 55%); high-school IXL growth showed about 103 points for grade 9 and roughly 85 for grades 10–11 at midyear, and staff described targeted interventions for students multiple grade levels behind.

Curriculum staff told the board diagnostic results indicate positive midyear progress and described how the district uses those diagnostics for targeted intervention. A presenter said I-Ready midyear benchmarks are 52% on track in math and 55% in reading, and that the district’s midyear results show most grades meeting or exceeding those targets.

At the high-school level, staff reported IXL growth measured in points: “our grade 9 students made a 103 of growth on average,” and grade 10 averaged about 85 points. Staff described a K–8 math intervention program for students three or more grade levels behind and said teachers use program tutorials and targeted small groups to accelerate progress ahead of NJSLA and other year-end assessments.