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Moore County Schools special meeting, date not confirmed yet

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What happened at this meeting

Moore County school board reviews school improvement plans 0:14

  • The Moore County Board of Education met to review school improvement plans, according to the opening remarks. 0:14
  • The principal of Aberdeen Elementary presented a plan built on academics, behavior and culture, with a goal of a score of 60 and a letter grade of C for 2027 that would move the school out of low-performing status. 1:44
  • During board comments, several speakers said they liked the meeting format. 53:19
Item by item (4)
  1. Opening and agenda 0:14
    • The meeting opened with a motion to approve the agenda and the Pledge of Allegiance. 0:14
  2. Aberdeen Elementary school improvement plan 1:10
    • The principal said the school's performance score was 37 in 2024, 51 in 2025 and 54 last year, with a 2026 math growth index of 4.52, and that reading growth had not been positive. 1:44
    • Asked about the distribution of students among tiers, the principal said about 70% were where they should be in reading and 68% in math, and that 30% had more than 2 office referrals at the end of last year. 22:52
    • In response to a question on behavior, the principal said the school already had around 100 office referrals, higher than the average elementary school, and was reteaching skills such as conflict resolution. 26:20
  3. Robbins Elementary school improvement plan 29:40
    • The presenter said the school aims to increase its GLP by 10 percentage points and that 44% of students were 1 year below grade level. 30:53
    • Asked about the problems the school faces, the presenter said the school is 73⁠-⁠75% economically disadvantaged and needs more foundational work in K-2. 44:13
    • A staff member explained that the composite proficiency score divides the number of tests scored at 3, 4 or 5 by all tests taken, so 5th grade science counts for about 1/7. 49:34
  4. Board comments and adjournment 52:57
    • One speaker said the format works well and is manageable in smaller bites. 53:59
    • Another speaker said schools in their first year of Eureka Math appeared to have a dip in scores, calling it a very small data set. 54:13
    • A motion to adjourn was made. 56:44

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Video: posted by the district as “Moore County School Board Special Called Meeting 10-20-26”