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Principals report strong early attendance and a $3,400 rural art grant for Greenville High

Mountain View School District Board of Trustees · October 21, 2024
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Summary

Green Hill Principal Jessica Robinson reported 508 students and attendance above 90% in the first month; Greenville High Principal Amanda Bush highlighted assessment work, schedule revisions to increase electives and a $3,400 Rural Art Grant for iPads and watercolor kits.

Jessica Robinson, principal at Green Hill Elementary Middle School, told trustees Green Hill serves 508 students and has prioritized attendance, tracking daily rates; the school saw 90%+ attendance for the first month and will use benchmark testing cycles to guide instruction. "For the 1st month of school, we were at 90% or higher," Robinson said, and added staff will use the upcoming data review meeting to plan interventions and challenge high‑achieving students.

Amanda Bush, principal at Greenville High School, described a one‑to‑one interim assessment effort and said science testing showed 46% of students at a level described in the report as 'approaching,' 52 students proficient and 3% advanced; she also announced a $3,400 Rural Art Grant to purchase iPads and watercolor kits for student art instruction.