Thursday November 21st, 2024 7:44PM

Gwinnett County Public Schools recognized for students literacy skills

By Giselle Mesquital Intern

The Georgia Department of Education has recognized eight Gwinnett County Public Schools for their efforts in helping students improve their reading skills.

 

These eight are part of the 155 total schools from around the state to be recognized as 2022-2023 Literary Leaders. Schools are recognized as such based on their 3rd grade students' reading levels. If 90% or more of the school’s 3rd grade students are reading at their grade level or higher, the school is recognized for outstanding achievement. Schools with a 15% or higher increase from last year are recognized with outstanding growth. Below is the complete list of the eight Gwinnett County Public Schools honored:

  • Anderson-Livsey Elementary School (Growth)
  • Craig Elementary School (Achievement)
  • Gwin Oaks Elementary School (Achievement)
  • Ivy Creek Elementary School (Achievement)
  • Level Creek Elementary School (Achievement)
  • Roberts Elementary School (Achievement)
  • Simpson Elementary School (Achievement)
  • Trip Elementary School (Achievement)

“We are incredibly proud of the targeted efforts of our teachers and leaders at the identified schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of our students to continue to perform at high levels,” says DeNelle West, GCPS’ Chief Learning Officer. “As an organization, we have leveraged our academic knowledge and skills as the target for each student across the organization.”

 
  • Associated Categories: Homepage, Local/State News
  • Associated Tags: education, Gwinnett County, Georgia Department of Education , gwinnett county public schools
© Copyright 2024 AccessWDUN.com
All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without permission.