Birmingham schools celebrating their remarkable improvements in academic performance.
Three Birmingham schools have been acknowledged as some of the most improved in the state for the 2023-24 academic year, marking significant academic advances. Inglenook Pre-K-8 leads with a remarkable 21-point increase, followed by Richard Arrington, Jr. Elementary and Henry J. Oliver Elementary with improvements of 18 and 15 points, respectively. Each school will receive an $8,000 reward for their achievements, to be celebrated at a ceremony on February 6 in Montgomery. This reflects a positive trend in Birmingham City Schools, which received a grade of C overall.
Birmingham is buzzing with excitement as three local schools have made it onto the prestigious list of the 25 most improved schools in the state. Richard Arrington, Jr. Elementary, Inglenook Pre-K-8, and Henry J. Oliver Elementary have shown exceptional performance, earning recognition for their outstanding progress in the 2023-24 academic year. This news isn’t just a pat on the back, but rather a celebration of hard work and determination from both students and staff!
Leading the charge is Inglenook Pre-K-8, which secured a spot in the top three of the state’s most improved schools. This isn’t just a small leap; the school has catapulted its score by an astonishing 21 points compared to last year. Imagine the smiles on the faces of teachers, students, and parents as they witnessed this significant achievement!
Not far behind, Richard Arrington, Jr. Elementary also made headlines by improving its score by 18 points. The hard work of the teachers and pupils has truly paid off, resulting in a jump of two letter grades! The enthusiasm in the community must be contagious, with everyone celebrating this fantastic progress.
And let’s not forget about Henry J. Oliver Elementary, which has also made impressive strides, achieving a 15-point increase in their performance. The school can proudly say that they too jumped up a letter grade, showcasing the relentless efforts of the entire school community.
In acknowledgement of their efforts, each of these schools will receive a special $8,000 reward from the state’s Legislative School Performance Program. It’s not just about the money, but the recognition that comes with it, motivating the schools to continue their path of improvement and growth.
To celebrate this achievement, the State Board of Education will honor these schools during their upcoming meeting on February 6 in Montgomery. This event promises to be a memorable occasion where the hard work and progress of these institutions will be showcased. Mark your calendars!
The Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) recently released their Annual Report Card for the 2023-2024 academic year, providing insights into the performance of school districts and individual schools. Overall, Birmingham City Schools received a grade of C, with a numerical score of 74, which marks a commendable improvement of two points from the previous year. This score reflects the growth and progress of the academic landscape within Birmingham, signaling that efforts are indeed yielding positive results.
The report highlights that the majority of the district’s 20,000 students are making strides in their educational journeys. With continuous commitment and dedication shown by teachers, administrators, and families, the future looks bright for learners in Birmingham.
As the excitement continues to build in our community, it’s clear that Birmingham City Schools are dedicated to fostering academic success and achievement. The hard work of our scholars, educators, and families is creating a solid foundation for brighter futures. Here’s to continued progress and celebration in Birmingham!
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