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District reports mid‑year gains in elementary and MS/HS learning goals

Mendon Community School District Board of Education · February 16, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent and administrators reported measurable mid‑year gains: elementary math rose from 49.5% to 60% and reading from 43.8% to 55.7%; MS/HS mid‑year growth was 68% for reading and 64.7% for math.

Superintendent Leasa Griffith‑Mathews told the board that elementary schoolwide achievement increased from fall to winter: math rose from 49.5% to 60% and reading from 43.8% to 55.7%. She said 82.1% of elementary students met their reading growth targets and 87.9% met math growth targets.

At the middle/high school level, Bobby Kretschman reported mid‑year growth rates of 68% for reading and 64.7% for math. Administrators noted ongoing work in the math department with consultant Jessica Barth to address gaps and assessments.