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USD 350 students made excellent marks in the Kansas Assessment tests, with a high number of classes meeting the rigorous Standard of Excellence in reading and mathematics at one or more grade levels.
The Standard of Excellence is set by the state and is measured by the percentage of students scoring in each of the five categories on the Kansas Assessments. Those categories are Academic Warning, Basic, Meets Standard, Exceeds Standard, and Exemplary. USD 350 also made "Adequate Yearly Progress," or AYP, by meeting and exceeding the target scores in reading and math set by the Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE).
Our students and staff have again demonstrated achieving the rigorous standards set by No Child Left Behind (NCLB). We are proud of their efforts and these great results.
Students reached the Standard of Excellence in the following areas: Elem. Reading Grade 6; Elem. Math Grade 5; H.S. Reading Grade 7, 8, and 11; H.S. Reading Building-Wide; and H.S. Math Grade 7; H.S. Math Building-Wide; Science Grade 7.
Upcoming events: Oct. 20 End of 1st Quarter, Oct. 21 No School: Professional Development Workday, Oct. 22 High School Volleyball Sub-State, Oct. 22 Regional Cross Country, Oct. 22 ACT Exam
Thought for the day: There is a loftier ambition than merely to stand high in the world. It is to stoop down and lift mankind a little higher. - -Henry Van Dyke
Chalkboard is provide by Dr. Joames Kenworthy Superintendent of USD 350. His email address is kenworthy@usd350.com
USD 350 students made excellent marks in the Kansas Assessment tests, with a high number of classes meeting the rigorous Standard of Excellence in reading and mathematics at one or more grade levels.
The Standard of Excellence is set by the state and is measured by the percentage of students scoring in each of the five categories on the Kansas Assessments. Those categories are Academic Warning, Basic, Meets Standard, Exceeds Standard, and Exemplary. USD 350 also made "Adequate Yearly Progress," or AYP, by meeting and exceeding the target scores in reading and math set by the Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE).
Our students and staff have again demonstrated achieving the rigorous standards set by No Child Left Behind (NCLB). We are proud of their efforts and these great results.
Students reached the Standard of Excellence in the following areas: Elem. Reading Grade 6; Elem. Math Grade 5; H.S. Reading Grade 7, 8, and 11; H.S. Reading Building-Wide; and H.S. Math Grade 7; H.S. Math Building-Wide; Science Grade 7.
Upcoming events: Oct. 20 End of 1st Quarter, Oct. 21 No School: Professional Development Workday, Oct. 22 High School Volleyball Sub-State, Oct. 22 Regional Cross Country, Oct. 22 ACT Exam
Thought for the day: There is a loftier ambition than merely to stand high in the world. It is to stoop down and lift mankind a little higher. - -Henry Van Dyke
Chalkboard is provide by Dr. Joames Kenworthy Superintendent of USD 350. His email address is kenworthy@usd350.com
