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"While we applaud gains in student performance, we must continue to focus on student achievement across all stages of our educational system. It is our obligation to provide a foundation of learning and critical thinking skills that will help our students become the self-confident, well-prepared leaders of tomorrow that they have the potential to be. We must also pay particular attention to preparing students for post-secondary education such as college and vocational school. With this in mind, we have formed a Blue Ribbon Committee, consisting of all Tehama County Superintendents who are charged with a single focus: improving student achievement. It is an issue of great importance. While we look at the social, emotional and cognitive growth of every child, our goal continues to be a partnership with parents, schools, and community that will ensure that every student achieves their potential.”

~Larry Champion, Superintendent of Schools

Student Achievement Data & Reports

Committee on Student Achievement

All Tehama County Superintendents working together to pave the way for improving student achievement

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Committee on Student Achievement
Opening remarks from committee members:
"The future well being of our nation and our world will soon be in the hands of our youth. It is our moral obligation to ensure they receive an education that prepares them for this daunting task."
~ Harley North, Superintendent, Evergreen School District

"Our group will meet regularly to develop a systematic process to meet our goals, which will result in the implementation of more effective strategies. The commitment level is high and the timing is right for this county-wide approach to improving student achievement"
~ Roxy Williams, Superintendent of Bend Elementary School District

“We’re excited about the prospect of identifying and sharing best practices across the county with the goal of improving achievement for all students.”
~ Dan Curry, Superintendent of Red Bluff High School District

“It is exciting to be a part of a collaborative group intensely focused on increasing student achievement in our county – Pre-K through high school.”
~ William McCoy, Superintendent of Red Bluff Elementary School District

Of note, several schools have demonstrated exceptional effort and growth over the last year. They include:

  • Olive View Elementary (API 808) has continued to improve and exited Williams state monitoring requirements.
  • Jackson Heights Elementary (API 774) Bidwell Elementary (API 823) and Metteer Elementary (API 794) all posted gains that accentuate the improvement efforts of Red Bluff Elementary School District.
  • Evergreen Elementary has taken achievement to another level by posting an API of 906. This achievement along with the stellar performance of Evergreen Middle School (API 854) makes Evergreen one of the highest performing districts anywhere.
  • Los Molinos Unified School District continues to improve and be recognized as the highest performing high school in Tehama County and Los Molinos Elementary has become an example of high performance to schools around the state.
  • Lincoln Street School is to be commended for the successful partnership with parents, which has made it one of the highest performing Independent Study programs in the state.
  • Great gains were posted by Tehama County’s small schools with Flournoy, Bend, Vina, Kirkwood, Salisbury High, and Sacramento River Discovery Charter School all achieving dramatic increases.
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* Data Source: California Department of Education