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Beatty Schools report mixed ratings; leaders outline interventions to reduce absenteeism
Summary
Principal Steven Sullivan reported Beatty High School at four stars, the middle school at three stars and the elementary dropping to one star; he highlighted reduced absenteeism and interventions such as 'lesson chunking,' 'immediate feedback,' a Hope Squad program and a revived Pep Band.
Principal Steven Sullivan presented the Beatty Schools Spotlight, reporting that Beatty High School has a four-star rating, the Middle School a three-star rating and the Elementary School has dropped to a one-star rating attributed to growth gaps. Sullivan said the school has seen a "decrease in absenteeism" and outlined strategies to meet NWEA goals, including "lesson chunking" and "immediate feedback," alongside supports like a Hope Squad and a revived Pep Band to bolster school culture.
Sullivan’s presentation included operational notes and invited discussion about instructional strategies. Board members discussed supports and next steps; a March 5 staff walkthrough for Tonopah Elementary was also scheduled and presented elsewhere in the meeting as part of facilities updates.
