FOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR, THE TRIGG COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM FAILED TO MAKE ADEQUATE YEARLY PROGRESS BY FEDERAL “NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND” STANDARDS.

            THE REPORT FROM THE KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SAYS THE TRIGG SCHOOL DISTRICT MET 10 OUT OF 14 TARGETS.

            AS A WHOLE, THE TRIGG SCHOOL SYSTEM FAILED TO MAKE ADEQUATE PROGRESS AMONG STUDENTS ON FREE AND REDUCED LUNCH IN MATH AND READING AND AMONG STUDENTS WITH A DISABILITY IN READING.

            THE TRIGG COUNTY SYSTEM HAD MADE ADEQUATE PROGRESS THREE YEARS IN A ROW BEFORE MISSING IT THE LAST TWO.

            ON A POSITIVE NOTE, TRIGG COUNTY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL MET ALL TEN OF ITS GOALS FOR PROGRESS FOR THE FIFTH STRAIGHT YEAR.

            TRIGG MIDDLE MET EIGHT OF TEN GOALS, ONLY FALLING SHORT AMONG FREE AND REDUCED LUNCH STUDENTS, WHILE TRIGG COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL MET SEVEN OUT OF 10. THE HIGH SCHOOL HAD ALSO MADE ADEQUATE PROGRESS FOR THREE STRAIGHT YEARS BEFORE MISSING THOSE GOALS THE LAST TWO. YOU CAN FIND A COMPLETE REPORT ON EVERY COUNTY AT: https://applications.education.ky.gov/KTR/Default.aspx

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