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Mr. Johnson reports K–12 enrollment near 350 and flags ACT proficiency shifts
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Mr. Johnson told the board that K–12 enrollment was about 350 (pre‑K adds roughly 56) and reviewed newly set state ACT proficiency cut scores (English 19; science and math 21), noting this year’s juniors showed lower proficiency rates than earlier cohorts.
Mr. Johnson updated the board on school startup preparations and student counts, saying the buildings and schedules are being readied for the fall. “School is starting to come together nicely, as you can see,” he said, and reported, “I looked at our enrollment today and our K12 enrollment was at 350 today,” adding preschool enrollment at about 56.
He also reviewed the state’s recently announced ACT cut scores used to flag proficiency (English set at 19; science and math at 21) and said this year’s junior class produced a lower percentage of students proficient in multiple subject areas compared with prior years. Mr. Johnson said the district will pursue more methodical ACT preparation and other interventions to raise proficiency and noted registration days and open house dates for parents and students.
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