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Board reviews District At‑A‑Glance data showing areas of improvement and concern

Medford School District Board of Education · December 5, 2024
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Summary

Deputy Superintendent Jeanne Grazioli reviewed the District At‑A‑Glance profile highlighting Regular Attenders, Grade 3 ELA, Grade 8 Math, On‑Track to Graduate, On‑Time Graduation, and Five‑Year Completion; directors asked how parents can help and raised questions about assistant principals and staff longevity effects.

Deputy Superintendent Jeanne Grazioli presented the District At‑A‑Glance profile and walked Board members through key indicators including Regular Attenders, Grade 3 English Language Arts, Grade 8 Mathematics, On‑Track to Graduate, On‑Time Graduation, and Five‑Year Completion. Grazioli identified specific areas showing improvement and others needing attention and displayed comparison charts for the Board's review.

Board directors asked about the benefits of assistant principals, the effects of staff longevity on outcomes, patterns of proficiency by grade and anticipated growth in math, and how parents might support student success by setting higher expectations and volunteering in classrooms. Grazioli answered questions and noted the data will inform targeted interventions and family engagement strategies.

The Board requested continued monitoring of these indicators and follow‑up reports on intervention effectiveness and parent engagement strategies.