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Brookings‑Harbor sets numeric student growth targets through 2027–28
Summary
District leadership adopted longitudinal growth targets through 2027–28, raising graduation and on‑track goals and setting gap‑closing targets that will guide the 2025–27 Integrated Guidance Plan and SIA spending.
District leadership reviewed and recorded updated Longitudinal Growth and Performance Targets that extend through the 2027–28 school year. The plan raises the districtwide four‑year graduation target from 81% to 83%, with a focal‑group gap‑closing target rising from 76.5% to 82%. District staff also set a 5‑year completion target of 84%, up from 82%.
The targets include an ambitious revision to 9th‑grade on‑track measures (baseline to jump from 63.5% to 80%) and a targeted gap‑closing improvement for focal groups (56% to 74%). Third‑grade ELA proficiency baseline was revised from 36% to 43% (gap target 27% to 36%), and regular attendance targets were updated (baseline 67%→71%, focal 53%→65%). Meeting materials note these numeric goals will directly inform the draft 2025–27 Integrated Guidance Plan (IGP) and Student Investment Account (SIA) allocations. The district will use these measures to prioritize interventions and track progress through 2027–28.
