West Point schools report mixed assessment results as state testing rules shift
School leaders presented 2025–26 assessment data showing declines in several subjects and described instructional fixes while outlining state changes that will alter reporting and testing windows beginning 2026–27.
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School leaders told the West Point School Board on Aug. 1 that the division saw declines in several end‑of‑course and spring pass rates and is taking steps to tighten instruction and remediation. Superintendent Dr. Frasier and division staff said the data show gaps in tier‑one instruction and that subjects with pass rates below 80% will require weekly lesson plans and targeted coaching.
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