Warrensburg-Latham Schools Superintendent Reacts to Report Card Data
Schools across Illinois are analyzing their data from the recently released school report cards.
On the WHOW Morning Show Tuesday, Warrensburg-Latham Schools Superintendent Cheryl Warner told Regional Radio, she is very pleased with the academic performance of her schools this past year.
English/language arts and math are always top-of-mind data points for Warner, who says there are a lot of other data points that matter from building to building. She calls it a moving target with an emphasis on standardized testing.
School leaders across central Illinois say chronic absenteeism is a lingering problem from COVID and Warner indicates her district is no different, as they see only marginal movement in a positive direction.
Districts in the last few years have been focused on making up for the learning loss students experienced because of decisions made during COVID. Warner indicates it is difficult to know if some of the things in the report card are results of the learning loss because there were no report cards for two years during COVID.
Warner encourages the community to visit the district website and find the school report card data there. Additionally, she hopes the community would consider downloading the district app to keep up with the latest news and happenings within the district.
