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Curriculum Committee reviews 2024–25 state assessment results
Summary
On Sept. 24, 2025, the Waunakee Curriculum Committee heard a presentation from Amy Johnson and Tim Schell reviewing 2024–2025 state assessment results at both school and district grade levels; the transcript records the review but does not list specific scores. The committee also noted Nov. 17, 2025 curriculum presentations.
The Curriculum Committee of the Board of Education of the Waunakee Community School District met Sept. 24, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. at district offices. Amy Johnson and Tim Schell reviewed the district's 2024'2025 state assessment results for both school-level and district grade-level reporting and answered questions from committee members.
Committee members in attendance included Murray and Sonne (Sonne was subbing for Heinrichs); Hetzel was recorded as absent. The transcript records that Johnson and Schell "reviewed and answered questions regarding the 2024-2025 state assessment results for both school level and district grade level results," but it does not include specific score totals, percentage changes, subgroup breakdowns, or item-level detail. The committee discussion focused on the review itself and questions for the presenters rather than on specific figures in the record.
Committee members did not receive detailed numeric results in the portion of the record provided; the transcript shows the presenters provided a review and fielded questions but does not supply the data tables or specific outcomes. The committee noted that curriculum presentations are scheduled for Nov. 17, 2025, which will provide additional opportunities to review assessment implications for instruction and curriculum planning.
No public comments were recorded at this meeting. The committee adjourned at 4:34 p.m.
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