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Wrenshall Public School District reviews 2023–24 World’s Best Workforce report; results mixed

WRENSHALL PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT · December 10, 2024
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Summary

At a Dec. 10 public hearing, Wrenshall Public School District presented its 2023–24 WBWF annual report: Brigance school‑readiness scores improved, special‑education outcomes were mixed (elementary up, high school down), ACT benchmarks were not met, and the four‑year graduation rate was reported at 89.5% (the report nonetheless marks the graduation goal as met).

The Wrenshall Public School District held a public hearing on Dec. 10, 2024 to present its 2023–24 World’s Best Workforce (WBWF) annual report. The district published the WBWF report on its website (www.isd100.org) and recorded that the annual WBWF public meeting was held on Dec. 10, 2024 as required by state guidance.

The report shows mixed academic results. The average Brigance III screener score for four‑year‑old school‑readiness students rose from 76.4 in Fall 2023 to 77.8 in Spring 2024, and that one‑year school‑readiness goal was marked "Goal Met." The district set a special‑education goal to raise the percentage of students "on track" on state accountability tests but reported divergent results: an elementary increase to 33.3% and a high‑school decrease to 15%, and it marked that goal "Goal Not Met." District ACT averages were reported below college‑readiness benchmarks in math and science; the ACT goal was marked "Goal Not Met." The four‑year graduation rate was reported as 89.5% against a 90% goal and the report records that the district marked the goal as "Goal Met."