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District focuses on increasing kindergarten readiness | News, Sports, Jobs

District focuses on increasing kindergarten readiness By MEGHAN BRADBURY - | Jan 27, 2021 An important part of the Lee County School District’s EnVision 2030 strategic plan increase kindergarten readiness as only 41 percent are prepared for kindergarten– was addressed during a recent school board meeting The first goal of objective 2 is to increase the percentage of pre-k students identified as prepared for kindergarten to at least 50 percent by June 30, 2021. Board members asked how the district’s 41 percent kindergarten readiness compared across the state. Superintendent Dr. Greg Adkins said the district is one of the lowest in the state. He said the small rural districts were the ones that scored lower.

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Lewiston schools agree to partner in fight against childhood poverty

Read Article Bill Grant, director of adult education in Lewiston, and Farwell Elementary School Principal Amanda Winslow speak during a session with Harlem Children’s Zone executives in 2020. Steve Collins/Sun Journal file photo LEWISTON After two years of study, Lewiston’s leaders unveiled a preliminary plan Monday to tackle the poverty that has thwarted the dreams of many families for generations by focusing first on the city’s youngest residents. In a report delivered to the School Committee on Monday, the Lewiston Subcommittee on Poverty called for a communitywide effort to begin breaking the cycle of poverty by concentrating on “ambitious but achievable targets for change.”

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