The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction recently released the 2023-24 school and district accountability report cards, providing a comprehensive overview of the performance of public schools across the state. In the Fond du Lac metro area, the results were particularly encouraging, with the majority of schools meeting or exceeding state expectations.
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The Fond du Lac School District scored 68.3, categorizing it as “Meets Expectations.” This score reflects the district’s commitment to maintaining high educational standards despite the challenges posed by the past academic year. The report cards assess schools based on four priority areas: Achievement, Growth, Target Group Outcomes, and On-Track to Graduation. The Fond du Lac district’s performance in these areas highlights the effectiveness of its educational strategies and the dedication of its educators.
Associate Superintendent David Johns emphasized the importance of these results, stating, “While the state report cards are one measure of student achievement, they validate our internal measures showing that our students are demonstrating accelerated growth. We anticipate this trend to continue with the adoption of our new literacy and math curriculum.”
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The positive results from the state report cards are a testament to the hard work and dedication of the students, teachers, and administrators in the Fond du Lac School District. As the district continues to implement new educational strategies and curricula, it is well-positioned to build on this success and further enhance the quality of education for all its students.
