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Robertson County schools, principals honored for student growth and achievement

Robertson County Board of Commissioners · February 25, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent recognized several local schools and principals for earning level 5 and "reward" designations from the state for student growth and achievement; commissioners commended staff and principals during the meeting.

Robertson County's superintendent addressed the commission to recognize local principals whose schools received state recognitions for student growth and achievement. The superintendent asked the principals from Coopertown Elementary (Tiffany Hyde), Innovation Academy (Dr. Grant Bell) and Revere High School (Dr. Katie Osborne) to come forward and receive acknowledgment for their students' measured growth and performance.

The superintendent said level 5 schools reflect students "grow much more than they were anticipated or predicted to do so in their testing," and commissioners thanked school leaders for their work. The board discussed past visits to schools, expressed public appreciation and acknowledged the role of principals and teachers in the county's educational outcomes.