MEDICAL LAKE — The Medical Lake School Board held a long, early meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 22, to hear the district’s five principals highlight the good things they’ve been doing, and areas of focused improvement.
District schools are evaluated on results from a variety of state and local testing that measures two distinct areas of student learning: proficiency and growth.
The district’s ongoing Center for Educational Effectiveness (CEE) survey also measures nine areas of “high performing schools,” according to Superintendent Tim Ames.
A total of 1,400 students, parents and staff responded to th...
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