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Literacy Scores Surge, but Algebra Remains a Challenge: Albion Board Reviews Year-End Academic Data
2024-06-03 · 3495 words
Key Actions & Decisions
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Approved Personnel Changes: Accepted the resignation of High School Assistant Principal Paul Gilbert, effective June 30.
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New Hires: Appointed Laura Maier as Elementary School Registered Professional Nurse ($50,000 salary + $1,000 stipend) and Thomas O’Donnell as Middle School Counselor.
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Literacy Data: Elementary School Principal Angela Conway reported a 13% increase in K-5 students reading at grade level (rising from 47% to 60%).
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Safety Upgrades: The Health & Safety Committee reported the installation of exterior signage with door numbers to assist first responders on the single campus.
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Policy Updates: Approved the "Guidelines for Board of Education Members and Administrators" and the "ACS New Board Member Orientation Manual."
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Athletic Recognition: Celebrated the Boys' Track & Field team for their 5th consecutive Niagara Orleans League Championship and the "School of Excellence" status.
The Albion Board of Education reviewed year-end data Monday showing significant gains in elementary literacy, while high school math scores remain a concern. The Board also approved several new hires, including a new Elementary School nurse and a Middle School counselor.
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