Silverthorne Elementary test scores show most students behind on reading
David and Abasai Guzman give their mother a hug before the first day of school at Silverthorne Elementary on Thursday, Aug. 27. The majority of Silverthorne Elementary students are at least two grade levels behind in reading performance, according to Summit School District testing data. At a meeting on Dec. 17, the district’s school board unanimously approved Silverthorne Elementary’s Unified Improvement Plan, which aims to address low reading levels among students. According to iReady testing scores used to inform the plan, 64% of students at the school are two or more years behind in re...
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