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District presents AP gains, student health trends and staffing snapshot
Summary
Staff presented September educational data showing improved AP participation and mean scores, rising emotional/mental health indicators among 11th graders, and a hiring snapshot showing roughly 100 fewer staff than last year and continued use of recall lists.
District staff presented a multi-part educational data report including behavior expectations, demographic shifts, AP exam results, student health survey findings and hiring numbers.
Presenters said AP participation and mean scores improved in many courses, with a notable increase in Latino students scoring 3+ on AP exams. On student wellness, staff said emotional and mental health indicators have risen among 11th graders, and noted that a majority of students report having an adult at school who cares for them. On staffing, presenters said the district is staffing this year with about 100 fewer positions than at the same time last year, reported overall staff diversity at about 19 percent and said some licensed staff remain on recall lists.
Board members requested additional breakdowns on survey representativeness and baseline figures for graduation and 9th-grade on-track measures; staff agreed to provide further details at a future meeting.
