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District 66 reports students scoring above the 75th percentile nationally in reading and math

Center Cass School District 66 Board of Education · July 9, 2025
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Summary

Dr. Kim Liles told the Board that District 66 students scored on average better than 75% of the nation in reading and math on Spring 2025 benchmark assessments, and that students are trending toward 60% meeting MAP/AIMS goals with targeted interventions.

Dr. Kim Liles presented Spring 2025 benchmark data showing District 66 students, on average, scored above 75% of national peers in reading and math.

Liles said student and teacher familiarity with goal-setting and targeted interventions is contributing to growth; while the district aims for 100% of students to meet MAP/AIMS achievement goals, she said students are trending toward 60% meeting those targets. The presentation emphasized that targeted interventions are showing signs of effectiveness but that the district will continue monitoring progress.

The Board accepted the presentation and will receive additional strategic-plan updates in August.