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Administrators Report Attendance Concerns, STAAR Prep and Student Recognitions
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District administrators reported overall elementary attendance at 95.1%, announced attendance challenges and upcoming STAAR activities, and presented Rebel Pride awards for students from each campus.
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At the March 16 meeting, Elementary administrator Dale Ann Mizell reported, "Attendance overall is at 95.1%." She said the district launched an attendance challenge and noted the elementary book fair and math night scheduled for March 17 and a STAAR lock-in set for March 27.
Middle School administrator Elyse Peterson reported a weaker attendance picture and plans for a mock STAAR in math and a 'March Madness' attendance challenge to improve participation. High School administrator Travis Orms said attendance was down in January and February but highlighted student achievements: two girls and one boy advancing to state powerlifting and the One Act Play advancing to bi-district.
The meeting also included Rebel Pride and Rebel of the Month awards presented by campus administrators: Dale Ann Mizell (Elementary), Elyse Peterson (Middle School) and Travis Orms (High School) recognized students and staff across campuses.
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