Superintendent Dr. Wright announced sharp districtwide accountability gains at a press event at J.A. Fair K‑8; the district’s total accountability score rose and several schools posted large point increases, though officials said gaps remain.

District leaders and principals highlighted an 11‑point district accountability increase, more A/B/C campuses, and multiple campus success stories — including Booker Elementary's jump from F to B — as trustees celebrated campus spotlights.

District leaders told the school board the 2025–26 accountability release shows a 3.5 percentage-point increase in overall proficiency, a 94.2% graduation rate and growth in credential attainment, and outlined next steps on instruction and school improvement plans.

State education officials reported improved accountability results — including a rise in students earning three or more dual‑credit courses — and unveiled a new educator‑attrition dashboard showing roughly 92.4% classroom retention and about 6.8% statewide attrition (≈2,800 educators) for the 2023–24 to 2024–25 cycle.

Trustees adopted the districtimprovement plan for 202526ndash;26 after a staff presentation summarizing accountability gains, classroom strategies and programs including the Ignite Academy for at-risk students and the RISE behavioral support classroom.