MPS schools awarded for academic and behavior excellence
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In an annual report issued by the Wisconsin Response to Intervention (RtI) Center, 108 MPS schools were recognized for achievement in reading, math, and/or behavior. Ranked Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum for the number of years meeting standards, Academy of Accelerated Learning was the only school in Wisconsin to earn Platinum in the three measured areas of reading, math, and behavior. Of the 16 schools across the state to earn Gold in any areas, MPS is proud to count 12 schools at the Gold level of recognition.
The Wisconsin RtI Center assists Wisconsin’s education systems to build capacity, adopt and implement high-quality practices, make informed decisions, and ensure sustainability of efforts and increased success for all students. The center’s goal is to develop and sustain an equitable multi-level system of supports to ensure success for all students. At the classroom level, RtI practices identify students who need additional support and then respond to students with individualized plans to help them succeed.
MPS schools reaching the Gold and Platinum levels of recognition are listed.
Platinum Level for all Content Areas
• Academy of Accelerated Learning
Gold Level for all Content Areas
• Fernwood Montessori
• Lowell International Elementary School
Gold Level for Behavior and Reading
• Bryant Elementary School
• Kagel Elementary School
Gold Level for Behavior and Mathematics
• Rogers Street Academy
Gold Level for Mathematics and Reading
• Barbee Elementary School
• Hampton Elementary School
• Honey Creek Elementary School
• Humboldt Park Elementary School
• Lincoln Avenue Elementary School
• Longfellow School
“Improving academic achievement and the behavior culture in our schools are two of my priorities for success,” MPS Interim Superintendent Dr. Keith Posley said. “It is an honor to see our MPS schools recognized at the platinum and gold levels statewide. Congratulations to our teachers, principals, district level administrators, students, and families for working so hard to improve.”
