Iowa Department of Education released the new state school performance ratings and federal designations
DES MOINES – The Iowa Department of Education released the new Iowa School Performance Profiles, which includes new state school performance ratings and federal designations.
The website shows:
Schools that have been identified for additional support and improvement based on their performance to meet requirements of the federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA).
Of the 468 total schools currently identified in need of targeted assistance and support, nearly half of all were identified because their students with disabilities performed below the level of the lowest 5 percent of all schools.
Updated scores and state school performance ratings for all public schools in Iowa based on how they performed on multiple measures, including student proficiency and growth, in the 2022-23 school year.
Ratings range from exceptional (highest performing), high performing, commendable, acceptable, needs improvement, and priority (lowest performing).
Shout out to Glenwood High School for demonstrating the largest growth in performance profile score within the district from 2022 to 2023, by increasing its overall rating 4.4%.!
Congrats to Glenwood Middle School for their consistency in maintaining their commendable status four consecutive years from 2019-2023 (no ratings in 2020).
Congrats to both Northeast and West for garnering high performing status for now four consecutive years!
Today, the second-grade students learned from Barb Vorthman, Gold Star Mom, how to show veterans respect. Our wonderful custodian, Mr. Dan, was honored with a Quilt of Valor. Learn more about the quilt at https://www.qovf.org/
Please join us for a Veterans Day Program from Glenwood High School. You can watch the live stream of this program at https://youtube.com/live/CZtvM0Kv24E?feature=share or search youtube for GCSDStream.
Veterans Day Assembly at the High School Nov. 10th from 9:45-10:30 am
Election Day November 7! Don’t forget to vote today! The ballot will include the Glenwood Community School’s bond program, which focuses on improving our elementary, middle, and preschool facilities. If you are not able to vote in-person, be sure to request your Absentee Ballot today! Visit the link below to learn more about voter registration and where you can vote. https://www.millscountyiowa.gov/179/Upcoming-Election
Mark your calendars and don’t forget to vote on Election Day November 7! The ballot will include the Glenwood Community School’s bond program, which focuses on improving our elementary, middle, and preschool facilities. If you are not able to vote in-person, be sure to request your Absentee Ballot today! Visit the link below to learn more about absentee ballot requests, voter registration, and where you can vote. https://www.millscountyiowa.gov/179/Upcoming-Election
Bond Issue- November 7th FAQ's Question 10: How does Kids Place operate? #GlenwoodSchools #BondIssue
Join Glenwood Teammates on November 2nd from 11 am-3 pm at Buck Snort for National Sandwich Day! 10% of sales proceeds benefit Glenwood Teammates!
Bond Issue- November 7th FAQ's Question 9: What is the return on investment for the new innovation curriculum? #GlenwoodSchools #BondIssue
Questions about the Nov. 7th bond vote for the GCSD? Attend our next community meeting at Northeast Elementary on November 2nd at 6:00 PM! District and design team members will attend to discuss how the funds will be utilized and answer questions. We hope to see you there!
The Preschool Classrooms had a blast enjoying their Fall Parties this morning! Thank you to the Thrive students for their help and for joining in the fun by playing games with the students.
Join Glenwood Teammates on November 2nd from 11 am-3 pm at Buck Snort for National Sandwich Day! 10% of sales proceeds benefit Glenwood Teammates!
Tonight is the last night of our book fair! Come shop, it’s a no brainer!
Open for shopping during conferences at Northeast Elementary and West Elementary from 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
Bond Issue- November 7th FAQ's Question 8: New Pool that was built - many people feel like it was pushed through (after several No votes) and is costing them money, especially with it being closed for many repairs. Can we have key bullet points on the cost breakdown for the pool, how it was paid for, etc. The Pool / along with the new sports complex and its costs were main factors for people not willing to sign the petition for the school improvements. Many don’t believe it was be tax neutral at all, as they were led to believe.
Mrs. Cashatt and Ms. Fajardo talk technology and coding with KMA
https://youtu.be/HrxmSx3zB_k
Questions about the Nov. 7th bond vote for the GCSD? Attend our next community meeting at Northeast Elementary on October 26th at 6:00 PM! District and design team members will attend to discuss how the funds will be utilized and answer questions. We hope to see you there!
Our new VEX robots arrived and Mrs. Tallmon's students were thrilled to unbox them.
Bond Issue- November 7th FAQ's Question 7: What happens to Kid’s Place if the bond doesn’t pass?
No tricks... only treats with these Ram Role Models!
Mark your calendars and don’t forget to vote on Election Day November 7! The ballot will include the Glenwood Community School’s bond program, which focuses on improving our elementary, middle, and preschool facilities. If you are not able to vote in-person, be sure to request your Absentee Ballot today! Visit the link below to learn more about absentee ballot requests, voter registration, and where you can vote. https://www.millscountyiowa.gov/179/Upcoming-Election
