Dayton’s overall performance was still very low, with F’s in all components other than progress, including the traditional performance index and graduation rate summaries. But state officials confirmed the progress grade means a threatened state takeover of the district cannot happen in fall 2018.
Overall, scores were down this year based on the second year of harder state tests and higher standards for schools this year. Among 45 local school districts, Oakwood was the only school to score an “A” in Achievement. The most common grades in that component were C’s and D’s.
Dayton was one of nine local districts to get an “A” in progress, joining Northmont, Miamisburg, Valley View and others.
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