Delaware City Schools has been awarded 4.5 stars on the Ohio Department of Education’s State Report Cards, with Superintendent Heidi Kegley expressing her satisfaction with the result. The district achieved high ratings in categories such as Progress, Gap Closing, and Graduation, demonstrating the dedication of staff to meeting the individual needs of students. While there is room for improvement in some areas, the district is implementing new programs and curriculum changes to enhance student achievement and literacy.
One key focus for the district is increasing the graduation rate, currently at 94.9%, through collaboration with Hayes High School and a strong emphasis on personalized learning experiences for students. Additionally, Delaware City Schools is working on enhancing career awareness and opportunities for students to prepare them for success in college, careers, and the workforce. The district recently received a grant to establish career pathway programs focusing on advanced manufacturing, health, and education.
Overall, the district is committed to maintaining and improving its performance on the state report card, recognizing the importance of meeting the needs of students and families. The strong partnership between the district, staff, and families has been credited for the success of Delaware City Schools, with a 4.5-star rating highlighting the collective effort to ensure student success. As the district continues to evolve and grow, they are dedicated to providing the best possible education for all students.
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