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Manual SBDM reviews return of busing and new college counseling program

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Manual’s Site Based Decision Making (SBDM) Council held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 18. The council, led by Principal Dr. Michael Newman discussed the school’s recent performance, the return of busing for Free and Reduced Lunch students and the possible adoption of a college and career prep technology. With CERT, freshman reading proficiency increased by 2.8% and sophomore math proficiency increased by 13%. Juniors exhibited growth in …

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Manual SBDM reviews return of busing and new college counseling program

Manual’s Site Based Decision Making (SBDM) Council held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 18. The council, led by Principal Dr. Michael Newman discussed the school’s recent performance, the return of busing for Free and Reduced Lunch students and the possible adoption of a college and career prep technology. With CERT, freshman reading proficiency increased by 2.8% and sophomore math proficiency increased by 13%. Juniors exhibited growth in …

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