According to data released by the Tennessee Department of Education, the Marion County Schools earned a level 5 in system-wide growth for: Composite, Literacy, Numeracy, and Literacy/Numeracy.
Dr. Larry Ziegler, Chief Academic Officer, states, “The results reflect the commitment and hard work of our teachers and students. During the 2020-2021 school year, our teachers were faced with many challenges and did what they always do - they rose to the challenge. I am so thankful that the children of Marion County are served by a group of educators that are fully committed to their success.”
By measuring students' academic achievement AND growth, schools and districts have a more comprehensive picture of their own effectiveness in raising student achievement.
In closing, Dr. Mark Griffith, adds, “The level 5 designation for Marion County Schools reflects the dedication of our entire school community to greater academic outcomes for every student. Being a level 5 district indicates that Marion County students have shown significant academic growth across achievement levels as well as grade levels.”
ATTENTION:
MARION COUNTY SCHOOLS WILL BE CLOSING FOR INTENSIVE CLEANING AND COVID-19 NUMBERS EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2021, THROUGH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2021. STUDENTS WILL RETURN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2021. ALL EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ARE SUSPENDED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 13, 2021.
Congratulations! Your Foundational Literacy Skills Plan has been approved by
TDOE. Thank you for your hard work developing this plan for the students in
Marion County. We look forward to supporting you as you implement the
components of this plan.
