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Schools report full accreditation and $8 million in scholarships for the Class of 2025
Summary
Doctor Stanley told the joint meeting that all schools are fully accredited, the Class of 2025 included 636 graduates who earned nearly $8 million in scholarships, and the division is focusing on safety, HQIM implementation and enrollment shifts.
Doctor Stanley presented the school-division snapshot, saying the district's overall health is strong: "we had 636 graduates, and they earned over almost $8,000,000 in scholarships," he said, adding that all schools are fully accredited under the state's new performance framework.
Stanley outlined district priorities including safety and security upgrades (access control and ballistic film), continuing implementation of high-quality instructional materials (HQIM) and targeted supports for schools and subgroups that did not meet all benchmarks. He framed the enrollment decline and program-implementation needs as central to next year’s budget conversation.
