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Lakeview meeting agenda shows increased scores in all content areas

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An agenda for the October 16, 2025, Lakeview meeting includes reports of increased academic scores and a schedule for future Wednesday meetings.

Key takeaways

  • Lakeview scores increased in language arts, math, and science, outperforming district and state averages.
  • English Learners making adequate growth increased from approximately one-third to two-thirds.
  • Future meetings are scheduled for Wednesdays between November 11 and May 12.

An agenda for a meeting held October 16, 2025, shows that Lakeview reported increases in scores across all content areas and measures, according to a November 5 report.

The meeting agenda included introductions for Jamie Davis-Leite, Hunter Kimball, Mindy Plagge, Courtney Nichols, Jessica Silva, Rachel Quarnberg, Adrienne Wilson, and Cierra Landon. The group was scheduled to vote for a Chair and Co-Chair.

Data presented during the meeting indicated that scores increased in language arts by 8.1%, math by 10.6%, and science by 9.6%. The report stated that Lakeview performed better than the district and state averages in every area.

In the area of English Learners making adequate growth, there was a 36% increase, moving from approximately one-third of English Learners making adequate growth to two-thirds. Additionally, 77% of K-3 students were reading on grade level and 79.7% of students were making growth, nearly meeting an 80% goal for early literacy.

Future meetings are scheduled for November 11, December 9, January 13, March 10, April 14, and May 12. An upcoming meeting is planned to discuss the Land Trust Plan in depth.

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