Even after Jonathan Alder scored well on the state report card, district officials want to continue working to close gaps in student performance. When the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce metrics were released last month, Alder received an overall 4.5-star rating but district officials said there are still plenty of areas to improve. At the regular board of education meeting Tuesday, Assistant Superintendent Carla Quick said the goal isn’t...
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