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Granite aims for 1% annual gains in graduation, literacy and numeracy
Summary
District presenters said the plan sets annual targets — 1% increases for graduation rates and for literacy and numeracy proficiency — with RISE assessments and 9th-grade cohort tracking used as measures.
Granite School District's strategic plan sets a measurable academic target: the district will seek to raise graduation rates by 1% each year and increase literacy and numeracy proficiency by 1% annually.
Assistant Superintendent Leslie Bell told the District Community Council that the district will use RISE ELA and RISE Mathematics as the measures for literacy and math performance and will track personalized competency-based learning using 9th-grade cohort data to monitor on-track-to-graduate progress.
Those measures will feed into school Continuous Improvement Plans and into monthly discussions by the Student Achievement Leadership Team to track progress and refine strategies.
