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District reports partial rollout of Open Up Math and i-Ready use as data and time constraints slow full adoption

Minneapolis Public Schools Committee of the Whole · January 28, 2025
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Summary

MPS reported quarter-two look-fors for culturally sustaining math practices, a 50% look-for completion rate and 86% response on i-Ready implementation surveys. Staff said they will increase supports for teachers, create a centralized assessment reporting system, and offer principal PD.

District staff told the Committee that Open Up Math implementation focuses on culturally sustaining math practices; quarter-two look-fors targeted Mathematical Practices 1 and 3, with look-for completion rates at about 50% and 42% of teachers completing Unit 1 data. Staff listed limited time with K-5 educators, language accessibility, and initiative fatigue as primary challenges and proposed raising completion rates to at least 75% and building a system to report assessment data districtwide.

Middle-grade i-Ready diagnostics have been administered districtwide, with an 86% response rate on monthly teacher surveys and 67% of teachers reporting they were on pace or able to get back on pace as of December. Staff said the next steps include principal PD to discuss mid-year data and individual site supports for teachers and administrators.