Eagle View principals presented fall benchmark data showing high early literacy and math performance for kindergarten and first grade. The presenters said kindergarten students began the year with 94% meeting or exceeding expectations and highlighted that 43% of students were in the "exceeding" category on a higher-order math subtest. The Eagle View presenter described targeted supports including a newly hired RTI teacher, Caitlyn Johnson, and extension groups to promote growth across achievement levels.
A district presenter followed with a summary of MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) fall results for grades 2–8, describing scores above the national 50th-percentile median in language usage (about the 71st percentile), reading (about the 65th percentile) and generally strong math results. The presenter said winter MAP in December will serve as the next major checkpoint for measuring growth and informing instruction adjustments.